COMPUTER GAMES. Learning objectives Evaluate a computer game and suggest how it can be improved Create a design for a computer game Create a computer.

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COMPUTER GAMES

Learning objectives Evaluate a computer game and suggest how it can be improved Create a design for a computer game Create a computer game Test and then make changes to your computer game Create a user guide Evaluate a computer game and suggest how it can be improved Create a design for a computer game Create a computer game Test and then make changes to your computer game Create a user guide

COMPUTER GAMES

Instructions Instructions Rules If Steps or stages Instructions Rules If Steps or stages

The system life cycle Analysis Design Implementation Testing Documentation Evaluation

Life cycle Documentation Write a user-guide Testing Make sure it works properly Implementation Create the new computer system Design Create a specification and rough designs

The digger game Sprites: Basically an image displayed on the screen Sounds: Sounds playing when things happen in the game Timelines: Certain events happen at certain times Objects: Things used in the game Rooms: Space created on the screen Sprites: Basically an image displayed on the screen Sounds: Sounds playing when things happen in the game Timelines: Certain events happen at certain times Objects: Things used in the game Rooms: Space created on the screen

COMPUTER GAMES Create sprite from Resources in the menu

Create sprites, objects & sounds

Events and actions

Create room

Timeline