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Bieber's social media fame focus of research project
London Free Press Her passion is the online game World of Warcraft, which has more than 10 million subscribers. That Cohen and other cultural luminaries remain muted in social media is a source of frustration for Nadine Desrochers, who turned to teaching and translation … |
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Playing 'World of Warcraft' Boosts Spatial Ability and Focus in Adults
The Atlantic Researchers from North Carolina State University's Gains Through Gaming laboratory have found that playing the massive multiplayer online video game World of Warcraft (WoW) appeared to boost cognitive functioning in older adults. WoW Helps Senior Citizens With Their Cognitive Reasoning How World of Warcraft Could Make You Smarter 'World of Warcraft' boosts seniors' brainpower: study |
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Playing 'World of Warcraft' Boosts Spatial Ability and Focus in Adults
The Atlantic Researchers from North Carolina State University's Gains Through Gaming laboratory have found that playing the massive multiplayer online video game World of Warcraft (WoW) appeared to boost cognitive functioning in older adults. 'World of Warcraft' boosts seniors' brainpower: study Video game improves cognitive ability |
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World of Warcraft could help your grandma focus
VentureBeat Rolling up a night elf hunter or orc shaman in massively multiplayer online role-playing game World of Warcraft could help cognitive functioning in some older adults, according to a new study from North Carolina State University published online in … World of Warcraft Boosts Cognitive Functioning in Older Adults World Of Warcraft Improves Cognitive Ability World of Warcraft improves brains of the elderly |
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World of Warcraft Boosts Spatial Ability and Focus in Older Adults
Medgadget.com by Gavin Corley on Feb 23, 2012 • 4:00 am Researchers from North Carolina State University's Gains Through Gaming laboratory have found that playing the massive multiplayer online video game World of Warcraft (WoW) appeared to boost cognitive … WoW improves cognitive function among the elderly Playing World of Warcraft Improves Old People's MInds Study – World of Warcraft helps improve cognitive function among the elderly |
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New Blizzard forum personality to focus on lore and story
Joystiq by Mathew McCurley Feb 7th 2012 at 3:30PM Last night, Bashiok had the grand duty of announcing that the newest addition to the official World of Warcraft forums team was not a Community Manager but rather Blizzard story development employee Nyorloth. |
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ONLINE GAMES FOCUS: Trion Worlds
MCV In a sector that is becoming more generic, where most newcomers can be described as “World of Warcraft with…guns/lightsabers/robots (delete as appropriate)”, everyone is searching for a way to topple the market leader. … |
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ONLINE GAMES FOCUS: BioWare
MCV The question, of course, was the obvious one – the one about the comparing Star Wars: The Old Republic and World of Warcraft. Is it the rival game a genuine concern for them, or is it a red herring? As the biggest, most lucrative MMO on the market WoW … |
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Conference puts focus on pervasiveness of social gaming
Austin American-Statesman Every game coming after 'World of Warcraft' has lots of Facebook and Twitter attached to it." Though the company hasn't announced any mobile device integration yet for the game, Vogel said, those ideas are on the table. "The technology is there with … |
The Guild continues to shine this season after hitting a great stride last season that continues on into season 5. Zaboo’s Master Chief bodyguards are fun, and the Cheesy Pirate Internet Kid videos (especially the one with FemShep) continue to make the show hilarious. Clara’s weird new obsession with steampunk also makes an appearance. Do you love The Guild? We love The Guild.
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