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Shoot'Em Up: Evolution and Immersion

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Description

This lecture explores the evolution of Shoot'Em Up games from arcade machines to modern titles, discussing concepts like levels, power-ups, and adaptive difficulty. It also delves into the immersive aspects of the genre, focusing on reflexes, learning, and the competitive aspect within the gaming industry.

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