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It also involves character and world-building.

 

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Offers the most customizable experience, with a wide range of hardware and software options. Popular for genres like strategy, simulation, and first-person shooters.

 

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Increasingly, games are supporting play across different devices, breaking down barriers between platforms.

 

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Flexibility in hardware customization.

 

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Focused on combat, reflexes, and hand-eye coordination (e.g., "Call of Duty").

 

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Games like FIFA and NBA 2K dominate this genre.

 

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Games like "Pokémon GO" that blend virtual elements into real-world environments.

 

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Games like "Pokémon GO" that blend virtual elements into real-world environments.

 

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YouTube Gaming, and Facebook Gaming, where creators build communities and monetize content.

 

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Some developers are exploring the use of blockchain technology for in-game assets, though this is controversial.

 

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These games emphasize shooting and combat from the first-person perspective.

 

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Immersive experiences with VR headsets (e.g., Oculus, PlayStation VR).

 

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Accessible gaming on smartphones and tablets, often featuring casual and free-to-play models.

 

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Popular platforms include Steam, Epic Games Store, and GOG.

 

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Monetization strategies ranging from microtransactions to subscription services.

 

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Competitive gaming platforms often revolve around specific titles like League of Legends, Dota 2, and Counter-Strike.

 

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Simulating real-world activities like farming (Stardew Valley), city-building (SimCity), or life (The Sims).