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Games like Fortnite and Minecraft enabling players on different platforms to play together.

 

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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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Immersive experiences that place players inside the game world. Platforms like Oculus and PlayStation VR are key players.

 

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Emerging platform allowing gamers to stream games over the internet without needing high-end hardware.

 

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Dominated by PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo. Consoles provide a streamlined, user-friendly experience with exclusive titles.

 

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Fast-paced gameplay, e.g., Call of Duty, Devil May Cry.

 

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First-person (FPS) or third-person, e.g., Counter-Strike, Fortnite.

 

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Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus offer access to a library of games for a monthly fee.

 

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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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Esports tournaments attract millions of viewers, with prize pools in the millions of dollars.

 

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VR games use headsets to create an immersive experience (e.g., Half-Life: Alyx).

 

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AI to create dynamic and responsive game worlds (e.g., No Man’s Sky, where planets are procedurally generated).

 

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Some gamers create modifications (mods) to change or add new content to a game, often enhancing.