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Critical Thinking Questions
1. Choose a game in which something about the art style or motif reflects a culture from a different geopolitical region than the one in which the game was developed Name both the developer's culture (to the best of your knowledge) and the culture of the thing being referenced. In the global market, what would be some of the advantages and concerns of referencing cultural artifacts from outside your own culture?
2. Rate the following games from LEAST to MOST abstract Modern Warfare Pac Man Asteroid Explain how you came up with your ranking
3. Choose a 3D game and discuss the textures used in the game levels Classify at least three textures as tiled or bespoke and explain what led you to your conclusions
4. Think of a 2D game you enjoyed recently Did it use vector graphics or bitmap graphics? How do you think the developers made their decision between which style to use-beyond the consideration of scalability?
5. Consider all of the visuals you see in a typical game. What artistic task was NOT described in the unit--something some artist had to design and implement but which wasn't listed as a specific role or career option. Which kind of artist do you think performs that design task?

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Answer 1

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1) Assassins Creed Valhalla. The developers (ubisoft?) is canadian i think. The culture of ACV is of the vikings. Some advantages would be many people could learn about viking culture but some concerns is since it may not be the developers culture some information could be wrong and many people could be misinformed

2) personally i would put them in the order of Asteroid, Pac Man, then modern warfare.

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Answer 2

Answer:Assassins Creed Valhalla. The developers (ubisoft?) is canadian i think. The culture of ACV is of the vikings. Some advantages would be many people could learn about viking culture but some concerns is since it may not be the developers culture some information could be wrong and many people could be misinformed

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