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In the age of Internet, EGames is an irresistible attraction amongst all age groups. The desire to play games has turned children to be more techno savvy these days. EGames are flexible and intuitive, it’s easy to use so you can spend your time creating games instead of programming them.
You can increase business effectiveness by easily adding more motivation and challenge to your learning programs. With the advent of ELearning, even Training Games are transforming. Indeed, because Computer Games and Arcades are commonplace, instructional games may be the perfect candidate for elearning events.
Trainers understand the value of a good game for engaging participants in the learning process, whether as precourse materials, selfteaching tools, or content reviews. Most games draw on traditional gameshow styles such as Jeopardy, or popular boardgames, including Trivial Pursuit and Monopoly. The questionandanswer format of those games proves ideal for selfassessment and memory building. When played in groups, games promote teambuilding and team spirit. More importantly, games alleviate learners’ anxiety about being evaluated.
A sophisticated programmed EGame usually includes the following features
Easy, intuitive authoring interfaces.
An array of different game types.
Detailed Help files, sample games, and demonstrations.
Crossplatform playback using the Flash web player.
No messy software downloads or installation requirements.
Options to create games from your web browser.
You can choose from several skins for your games, including a custom skin that allows you to modify the colors.
Full customization for any of the game types.
Your own online Arcade system that allows you to group your games into custom multiplayer arcades and invite players to compete.
The average age of an EGame Player is 29 years and ninety two percent of all games are purchased by adults over the age of 18. 39 EGame players are women. Computer and video game software sales grew 8 in 2003 to 7 billion in the following years and are expected to hike more. However, when compared to the movie industry this segment is still a small player.
In fiscal 2004, ended June 30, EGames’ sales rose 11 to 8 million, and profit increased 9, to 1.7 million, from a year earlier. It did have a loss of 184,000 in its 2005 fiscal first quarter, after sales were hurt when WalMart Stores Inc. reduced shelf space it allocates to lowprice PC games, EGames says.
Some very sought after EGames are as follows
1. AirXonix This is a 3dimensional remake of the Xonix game. In the Xonix game you have to control a device, which is moving over the playing field whilst several monsterballs are wandering inside. The objective is to isolate the balls away from as much spare playing field as possible.
2. Buzzing Cars Buzzing Cars is a totally crazy racing game where you’ll not only need to be fast but also smart. You must carry out various missions such as drive robots around, chase flying saucers, electrocute aliens and of course race against the clock. You can buy seven different cars with various properties. In every crash, the cars begin to lose parts, until eventually after enough is lost they completely fall apart.
3. Cross Word Games A compilation of three simple puzzle games previously released by EGames in their early RomTech days. Crossword Mania is a set of 110 crossword puzzles and Word Search Mania has 222 word searches. Both of these pencil and paper to keyboard and monitor translations also have basic design tools for constructing your own puzzles. Word Connect Special Edition is a one board demo of a Scrabble clone where players try to form interlocking words on a board with lettered tiles.
4. Mahjongg Master Enjoy the classic Chinese game of strategy with this fullfeatured version! You’ll find 18 original tile sets everything from classic MahJongg tiles to all new designs! You can also choose from among 70 beautiful backgrounds including scenics, animals, textures, and much more. Plus great music, too! MahJongg Master is one of EGames bestselling titles. There are millions of players around the world.
5. Marble Blast In this arcade action game from independent publisher Garage Games, players take the control of marbles. The objective of the game is to race the marble through the 72 levels each containing moving platforms, dangerous hazards, sparkling treasures and power up enhancements, and complete it in record time.
6. Miniverse Minigolf Two 9 hole mini golf courses for 14 players. One course is set on “Earth” and features putting through locations such as a construction site, a war zone, and a casino. The other course is set in space and includes a variety of science fiction obstacles like teleporters and laser shields. Players can choose to control their putter by pushing or pulling the mouse and can select one of several different colors for their golf ball.
7. Pinball EGames’ Pinball is a 3D pinball simulation with three tables. 3D acceleration is used for all sorts of realistic effects like table glass, light halos, shadows, reflections of the ball on the table, and more. Standard pinball game play applies knock down targets to light up bonuses, which can be further increased by multipliers.
8. Word Search Mania A computerized version of the standard pencil and paper word search. Word Search Mania is a collection of 222 assorted puzzles with a variety of strange topics in varying degrees of difficulty. It also contains a tool for building puzzles from your own lists of words.
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