Comments on: 5 Major Cultural Differences Between Games People and Web People http://www.insidesocialgames.com/2008/10/27/5-major-cultural-differences-between-games-people-and-web-people/ Tracking Innovation at the Convergence of Games and Social Platforms Fri, 10 Feb 2012 21:17:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: 游戏与互联网从业者的4大文化差异 | 微助力social社会化博客 http://www.insidesocialgames.com/2008/10/27/5-major-cultural-differences-between-games-people-and-web-people/comment-page-1/#comment-113709 游戏与互联网从业者的4大文化差异 | 微助力social社会化博客 Thu, 13 Oct 2011 01:12:45 +0000 http://www.insidesocialgames.com/?p=1411#comment-113709 [...] 游戏与互联网从业者的4大文化差异 Written by:chunlan Written on:十月 13, 2011 CommentsAdd One0本文来自SocialBeta的匿名内容贡献者，文章翻译自Inside social game的5 Major Cultural Differences Between Games People and Web People，原文有一个明显的纰漏是4大文化差异而标题却写了5大。 [...] [...] 游戏与互联网从业者的4大文化差异 Written by:chunlan Written on:十月 13, 2011 CommentsAdd One0本文来自SocialBeta的匿名内容贡献者，文章翻译自Inside social game的5 Major Cultural Differences Between Games People and Web People，原文有一个明显的纰漏是4大文化差异而标题却写了5大。 [...]

]]> By: Buzz » Google+ 具備的遊戲力 http://www.insidesocialgames.com/2008/10/27/5-major-cultural-differences-between-games-people-and-web-people/comment-page-1/#comment-97490 Buzz » Google+ 具備的遊戲力 Mon, 25 Jul 2011 03:48:13 +0000 http://www.insidesocialgames.com/?p=1411#comment-97490 [...] 現在可見愈來愈多的網頁介面可見遊戲體驗的機制預留，未來設計的挑戰，愉悅性的概念也將成為重要的指標之一。從今年來看，很清楚地能看到這個發展趨勢，或許今年結束之前，就會有更多遊戲和社群介面設計等綜合討論的研討話題湧現。 [...] [...] 現在可見愈來愈多的網頁介面可見遊戲體驗的機制預留，未來設計的挑戰，愉悅性的概念也將成為重要的指標之一。從今年來看，很清楚地能看到這個發展趨勢，或許今年結束之前，就會有更多遊戲和社群介面設計等綜合討論的研討話題湧現。 [...]

]]> By: 游戏与互联网从业者的4大文化差异 | 优酪网 http://www.insidesocialgames.com/2008/10/27/5-major-cultural-differences-between-games-people-and-web-people/comment-page-1/#comment-41091 游戏与互联网从业者的4大文化差异 | 优酪网 Fri, 12 Nov 2010 04:51:33 +0000 http://www.insidesocialgames.com/?p=1411#comment-41091 [...] 游戏与互联网从业者的4大文化差异 游戏与互联网从业者的4大文化差异 本文来自SocialBeta的匿名内容贡献者，文章翻译自Inside social game的5 Major Cultural Differences Between Games People and Web People，原文有一个明显的纰漏是4大文化差异而标题却写了5大。 [...] [...] 游戏与互联网从业者的4大文化差异 游戏与互联网从业者的4大文化差异 本文来自SocialBeta的匿名内容贡献者，文章翻译自Inside social game的5 Major Cultural Differences Between Games People and Web People，原文有一个明显的纰漏是4大文化差异而标题却写了5大。 [...]

]]> By: AMY JO KIM专访：游戏机制对于互动设计的借鉴力 | 互联网的那点事 http://www.insidesocialgames.com/2008/10/27/5-major-cultural-differences-between-games-people-and-web-people/comment-page-1/#comment-40761 AMY JO KIM专访：游戏机制对于互动设计的借鉴力 | 互联网的那点事 Thu, 11 Nov 2010 00:32:29 +0000 http://www.insidesocialgames.com/?p=1411#comment-40761 [...] 我个人也加入过一些社区体验过，我认为这些社区其实已经有不少地方融合了游戏机制，我承认要消除游戏设计和网站设计的边界需要很大的努力，需要学习全新的知识，如果你从事的是网页设计，你就会知道你所接触的同行中人全是了解网页方面专业知识的人，你曾共事过的同事也是网页设从业者，你参加的也都是和网页设计有关的学术会议，生活一切都是网页设计相关的内容。此外，网页设计和游戏设计这两个领域的从业思维和心态，以及薪酬结构完全不同，ANDREW CHEN有一篇博客相当不错，推荐给大家：游戏业余网页设计业的文化差异 (http://www.insidesocialgames.com/2008/10/27/5-major-cultural-differences-between-games-people-and-we...) [...] [...] 我个人也加入过一些社区体验过，我认为这些社区其实已经有不少地方融合了游戏机制，我承认要消除游戏设计和网站设计的边界需要很大的努力，需要学习全新的知识，如果你从事的是网页设计，你就会知道你所接触的同行中人全是了解网页方面专业知识的人，你曾共事过的同事也是网页设从业者，你参加的也都是和网页设计有关的学术会议，生活一切都是网页设计相关的内容。此外，网页设计和游戏设计这两个领域的从业思维和心态，以及薪酬结构完全不同，ANDREW CHEN有一篇博客相当不错，推荐给大家：游戏业余网页设计业的文化差异 (http://www.insidesocialgames.com/2008/10/27/5-major-cultural-differences-between-games-people-and-we...) [...]

]]> By: AMY JO KIM专访：游戏机制对于互动设计的借鉴力 | 优酪网 http://www.insidesocialgames.com/2008/10/27/5-major-cultural-differences-between-games-people-and-web-people/comment-page-1/#comment-40510 AMY JO KIM专访：游戏机制对于互动设计的借鉴力 | 优酪网 Wed, 10 Nov 2010 02:50:36 +0000 http://www.insidesocialgames.com/?p=1411#comment-40510 [...] 我个人也加入过一些社区体验过，我认为这些社区其实已经有不少地方融合了游戏机制，我承认要消除游戏设计和网站设计的边界需要很大的努力，需要学习全新的知识，如果你从事的是网页设计，你就会知道你所接触的同行中人全是了解网页方面专业知识的人，你曾共事过的同事也是网页设从业者，你参加的也都是和网页设计有关的学术会议，生活一切都是网页设计相关的内容。此外，网页设计和游戏设计这两个领域的从业思维和心态，以及薪酬结构完全不同，ANDREW CHEN有一篇博客相当不错，推荐给大家：游戏业余网页设计业的文化差异 (http://www.insidesocialgames.com/2008/10/27/5-major-cultural-differences-between-games-people-and-we...) [...] [...] 我个人也加入过一些社区体验过，我认为这些社区其实已经有不少地方融合了游戏机制，我承认要消除游戏设计和网站设计的边界需要很大的努力，需要学习全新的知识，如果你从事的是网页设计，你就会知道你所接触的同行中人全是了解网页方面专业知识的人，你曾共事过的同事也是网页设从业者，你参加的也都是和网页设计有关的学术会议，生活一切都是网页设计相关的内容。此外，网页设计和游戏设计这两个领域的从业思维和心态，以及薪酬结构完全不同，ANDREW CHEN有一篇博客相当不错，推荐给大家：游戏业余网页设计业的文化差异 (http://www.insidesocialgames.com/2008/10/27/5-major-cultural-differences-between-games-people-and-we...) [...]

]]> By: 60Hz http://www.insidesocialgames.com/2008/10/27/5-major-cultural-differences-between-games-people-and-web-people/comment-page-1/#comment-5625 60Hz Thu, 25 Jun 2009 23:57:20 +0000 http://www.insidesocialgames.com/?p=1411#comment-5625 Basically what you are saying is that web people learned their lesson from the multi-media fall out while game people haven't because they've been lucky thus far... I would assume the game people you are talking about were probably from the states, you may find a bit of a difference when interfacing with canadians, europeans and japanese... though the talk of story in games i think is a complete waste of time and totally redundant (game's stories emerge from the gameplay - much like the comeback story of any random football or basketball game)... Basically what you are saying is that web people learned their lesson from the multi-media fall out while game people haven’t because they’ve been lucky thus far…

I would assume the game people you are talking about were probably from the states, you may find a bit of a difference when interfacing with canadians, europeans and japanese… though the talk of story in games i think is a complete waste of time and totally redundant (game’s stories emerge from the gameplay – much like the comeback story of any random football or basketball game)…

]]> By: Moojaxee » Game Mechanics for Interaction Design: An Interview with Amy Jo Kim http://www.insidesocialgames.com/2008/10/27/5-major-cultural-differences-between-games-people-and-web-people/comment-page-1/#comment-3142 Moojaxee » Game Mechanics for Interaction Design: An Interview with Amy Jo Kim Fri, 30 Jan 2009 06:21:00 +0000 http://www.insidesocialgames.com/?p=1411#comment-3142 [...] In MY experience those communities definately overlap, because I have a foot in both worlds But it takes real effort to reach across the boundaries and learn sometime new. If you live in “Web Design world” you work with Web-centric folks, most of your contacts from previous jobs are Web folks, and you probably attend Web-oriented conferences. Same with “Game Design world.” Additionally, the mindset and incentive structure for these two worlds are very different - as articulated in Andrew Chen’s insightful blog post: Major Cultural Differences between Games People and Web People [...] [...] In MY experience those communities definately overlap, because I have a foot in both worlds But it takes real effort to reach across the boundaries and learn sometime new. If you live in “Web Design world” you work with Web-centric folks, most of your contacts from previous jobs are Web folks, and you probably attend Web-oriented conferences. Same with “Game Design world.” Additionally, the mindset and incentive structure for these two worlds are very different – as articulated in Andrew Chen’s insightful blog post: Major Cultural Differences between Games People and Web People [...]

]]> By: » Game Mechanics for Interaction Design: An Interview with Amy Jo Kim Ajaxee http://www.insidesocialgames.com/2008/10/27/5-major-cultural-differences-between-games-people-and-web-people/comment-page-1/#comment-3124 » Game Mechanics for Interaction Design: An Interview with Amy Jo Kim Ajaxee Thu, 29 Jan 2009 09:50:18 +0000 http://www.insidesocialgames.com/?p=1411#comment-3124 [...] In MY experience those communities definately overlap, because I have a foot in both worlds But it takes real effort to reach across the boundaries and learn sometime new. If you live in “Web Design world” you work with Web-centric folks, most of your contacts from previous jobs are Web folks, and you probably attend Web-oriented conferences. Same with “Game Design world.” Additionally, the mindset and incentive structure for these two worlds are very different - as articulated in Andrew Chen’s insightful blog post: Major Cultural Differences between Games People and Web People [...] [...] In MY experience those communities definately overlap, because I have a foot in both worlds But it takes real effort to reach across the boundaries and learn sometime new. If you live in “Web Design world” you work with Web-centric folks, most of your contacts from previous jobs are Web folks, and you probably attend Web-oriented conferences. Same with “Game Design world.” Additionally, the mindset and incentive structure for these two worlds are very different – as articulated in Andrew Chen’s insightful blog post: Major Cultural Differences between Games People and Web People [...]

]]> By: Online Media Managers » Blog Archive » Game Mechanics for Interaction Design: An Interview with Amy Jo Kim http://www.insidesocialgames.com/2008/10/27/5-major-cultural-differences-between-games-people-and-web-people/comment-page-1/#comment-3082 Online Media Managers » Blog Archive » Game Mechanics for Interaction Design: An Interview with Amy Jo Kim Mon, 26 Jan 2009 07:02:11 +0000 http://www.insidesocialgames.com/?p=1411#comment-3082 [...] In MY experience those communities definately overlap, because I have a foot in both worlds But it takes real effort to reach across the boundaries and learn sometime new. If you live in “Web Design world” you work with Web-centric folks, most of your contacts from previous jobs are Web folks, and you probably attend Web-oriented conferences. Same with “Game Design world.” Additionally, the mindset and incentive structure for these two worlds are very different - as articulated in Andrew Chen’s insightful blog post: Major Cultural Differences between Games People and Web People [...] [...] In MY experience those communities definately overlap, because I have a foot in both worlds But it takes real effort to reach across the boundaries and learn sometime new. If you live in “Web Design world” you work with Web-centric folks, most of your contacts from previous jobs are Web folks, and you probably attend Web-oriented conferences. Same with “Game Design world.” Additionally, the mindset and incentive structure for these two worlds are very different – as articulated in Andrew Chen’s insightful blog post: Major Cultural Differences between Games People and Web People [...]

]]> By: Game Mechanics for Interaction Design: An Interview with Amy Jo Kim - Bokardo http://www.insidesocialgames.com/2008/10/27/5-major-cultural-differences-between-games-people-and-web-people/comment-page-1/#comment-2956 Game Mechanics for Interaction Design: An Interview with Amy Jo Kim - Bokardo Thu, 15 Jan 2009 17:28:33 +0000 http://www.insidesocialgames.com/?p=1411#comment-2956 [...] In MY experience those communities definately overlap, because I have a foot in both worlds But it takes real effort to reach across the boundaries and learn sometime new. If you live in “Web Design world” you work with Web-centric folks, most of your contacts from previous jobs are Web folks, and you probably attend Web-oriented conferences. Same with “Game Design world.” Additionally, the mindset and incentive structure for these two worlds are very different - as articulated in Andrew Chen’s insightful blog post: Major Cultural Differences between Games People and Web People [...] [...] In MY experience those communities definately overlap, because I have a foot in both worlds But it takes real effort to reach across the boundaries and learn sometime new. If you live in “Web Design world” you work with Web-centric folks, most of your contacts from previous jobs are Web folks, and you probably attend Web-oriented conferences. Same with “Game Design world.” Additionally, the mindset and incentive structure for these two worlds are very different – as articulated in Andrew Chen’s insightful blog post: Major Cultural Differences between Games People and Web People [...]

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