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Active Video Games: Impacts and Research
2013Abstract Exergames, or games that encourage physical activity, have several documented benefits for users, including increase of daily physical activity, and the potential for game players to reach moderate and even vigorous levels of activity. In addition to physiological impacts, exergames can affect social and psychosocial attributes,
Barbara Chamberlin, Ann Maloney
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Games and Culture, 2023
In the past 2 decades, reflections on video games’ ideological and political aspects—and their overarching media ecosystems—have grown. Despite this, few contributions focus on environmental issues, mainly empirically-oriented studies or ecocritical contributions vis-à-vis shared models and systematizations. Starting from the “To The Last Tree Standing”
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In the past 2 decades, reflections on video games’ ideological and political aspects—and their overarching media ecosystems—have grown. Despite this, few contributions focus on environmental issues, mainly empirically-oriented studies or ecocritical contributions vis-à-vis shared models and systematizations. Starting from the “To The Last Tree Standing”
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Energy Cost of Active Video Games
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 2014Isaac Henry, Greg Farnell
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Physically Active Video Gaming
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 2008openaire +1 more source
Video games: increasing activity in sedentary individuals
Physiotherapy, 2013openaire +2 more sources