Wednesday, December 11, 2013

SHOULD VIDEO GAMES BE ALLOWED IN SCHOOL?

      Should video gaming be allowed in school? the parents believe that video gaming at school and outside of school is not needed with their kids education, some teachers think video gaming shouldn't be aloud in school because it can effect the work that was assign in class, and some students say that video gaming is stupid because how it was made. Many of the students think it can set goals of doing there work and coming to school.  

      Some  students, teachers, and the Parents think that playing video games in school and outside of school is worthless it doesn't teach you nothing. The teachers and parents say, the students rush threw they work just to play the video games, and that what make their grades drop. Students will be pressure to get there grades back up to passing level and that we pressure the parents to buy the gaming systems to play at home


      Should video gaming be allowed in school? Yes because video gaming can be an goal award threw out the day; for example, If I finish all my work and it was 80% or better, then with my free time I can play with others or myself. Playing video games at school have made me change a lot of things: grades, confidence, and attendance.

      For all of the reasons, Video gaming should be allowed in school. If teachers, students, and the parents should have something to say about video gaming being in school, they should have an meeting with the agreements and disagreements to settle the problems that's happening in school. Discussion how it will improve and not improve progress in the students work environment.      




  

Thursday, December 5, 2013

PLAYSTATION 4 RELEASING AND LUNCHING



Following the successful launch of PS4 in North America on the 15th November, we have seen an unprecedented influx of players onto PSN. When we launch in Europe on Friday, once again, we are expecting record sales and record numbers of people logging onto PSN at similar times, alongside the North American players already on PSN.
We want to make sure that your online experience is positive. To help ensure that this happens, we have made the decision to switch off a couple of features for European customers on day one. These features will then be switched back on a few days later, once the intensity of launch day calms down.

XBOX ONE VS. PLAYSTATION 4

               
  • The "PlayStation 4" have an great size controller that have and sensor that remind your if the video CD does not work on the gaming system.
  • The "PlayStation 4" have built in internet service to play games online vs. different people around the world.

  

  •  The "Xbox One" is an very updated system, this system have voice comthat will blow your mind crazy!!!
  • The "Xbox one" have an Kinect sensor that good for work outs, dancing, and have fun with sporty games.    

Wednesday, December 4, 2013

ABOUT ME

 My name is D'quan Finley, I'm a student from "Tilden Career Academy" high school. I made this blog to pursued you about how the newest gaming systems successful  lunches and releases  was complete and why the U.S was on the waiting list for the "Xbox One".  I been playing video games for 10 years, I love the experience I learned with video games. I grew up in Chicago,IL; I'm 17 years old, I had dreams about being an game creator but, my dreams changed to become an pro football or basketball player; meanwhile, I just continue to play video games because I thought it was fun, creative, and worth my time.   

XBOX ONE RELEASE AND LUNCHING

         Xbox One was built by gamers, for gamers. The perfect balance of power and performance, Xbox One takes gaming to a whole new level. Stunning realism. Advanced AI that adapts to the way you play. And a new generation of multiplier that is both smarter and faster. Xbox One is simply the best gaming 
console w.e've ever made.
         
Microsoft has previously reported that various Xbox One preorder deals have already exceeded the number of recorded preorders for the Xbox 360. But the original Xbox 1 (not the Xbox One) was not nearly as popular and sold only 24 million units from 2001 through 2005 and was considered a loss leader. The Microsoft gaming division actually lost $4 billion in total from the Xbox 1.