Requirements Analysis of Presence: Insights from a RPG Game
REF: Bostan, B. (2009). Requirements Analysis of Presence: Insights from a RPG Game. ACM Computers in Entertainment, 7(1).
Presence, or the sense of “being there,” is a major design requirement for virtual environments where users inhabit an artificial reality in the form of two or three-dimensional graphical representations. This article aims to define various psychological and technological aspects of presence based on virtual environment design requirements defined by Stuart [2001]. Detailed analysis of design requirements focuses on a computer role-playing game (Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion), giving examples from one of the best titles in the genre.
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