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ゲームはどんどん身近なものになってきており、私たちは数え切れない時間と現実の貨幣を費やし、仮想の財宝を求めヴァーチャルの世界を探検します。何故でしょう?トム・チャットフィールドがここで示す通り、ゲームは私たちの脳を魅了したり、もっと探検し続けたいと感じさせたりする「報酬」を与える完璧な仕組みを持っているためです。
Tom Chatfield thinks about games -- what we want from them, what we get from them, and how we might use our hard-wired desire for a gamer's reward to change the way we learn. Full bio »
Translated into Japanese by Keiichi Kudo
Reviewed by Takahiro Shimpo
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