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Games are no longer confined to card tables and computer screens. Emmy award winning
games like" The Fallen Alternate Reality Game"(based on the ABC show) or" The Lost …

A sedentary lifestyle is a contributing factor to chronic diseases, and it is often correlated with
obesity. To promote an increase in physical activity, we created a social computer game …

Pervasive gaming is a genre of gaming systematically blurring and breaking the traditional
boundaries of game. The limits of the magic circle are explored in spatial, temporal and …

Player enjoyment is perhaps the most important issue in successful game design, but so far
it has not been addressed in the area of pervasive games. Departing from the general …

In this article I argue for a critical analysis and re-evaluation of the term pervasive. Due to
ambiguous definitions in both the discourse on computing and gaming, this term has …

This Might Be a Game examines the historical intersection of ubiquitous computing and
experimental game design, circa 2001 AD. Ubiquitous computing, or ubicomp, is the …

There is a need for systematic, research-based and tested game design methodologies that
take the needs and preferences of different players into better consideration than the current …

We report how new types of games can be created using the possibilities of embedded
computing, sensors, new output devices and ad-hoc wireless networks while kee** …

Ubiquitous computing is a challenging area that allows us to further our understanding and
techniques of context-aware and adaptive systems. Among the challenges is the general …