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Emulate real-life activities, e.g., The Sims and Flight Simulator.

 

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AR overlays digital elements on real-world settings, like Pokémon Go.

 

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Platforms like Twitch and YouTube allow players to stream live, creating communities and transforming gaming into a social experience.

 

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Emulate real-life activities, e.g., The Sims and Flight Simulator.

 

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AI powers smarter non-player characters (NPCs) and can generate adaptive game difficulty.

 

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Games focused on story and exploration, e.g., Assassin’s Creed.

 

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Emulate real-life activities, e.g., The Sims and Flight Simulator.

 

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

 

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Games like Fortnite are free to play but generate revenue through in-game purchases.

 

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The Sims and Civilization are popular examples.

 

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Games that simulate real-world activities, like The Sims or Microsoft Flight Simulator.

 

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Growing rapidly with casual and hardcore games available on smartphones, like Candy Crush, Clash of Clans, and Genshin Impact.

 

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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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Games that require planning and problem-solving. "Civilization," "Age of Empires," and "Tetris" are classic examples.

 

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