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Minecraft is a procedurally-generated, open-world, 3D game. It has little to no goals to accomplish and only has an optional achievement system to guide players.

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The world is made up of blocks representing things like stone, wood, and dirt. This system of blocks also contains fluids, like water and lava. Moving blocks is achieved through mining physical blocks, or using buckets on source blocks.

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There are many threats within Minecraft. These include hostile mobs, like zombies, skeletons, and spiders. There is also a creeper, which is a mob that explodes, and an enderman, a creature that can teleport and pick up blocks. The player can also be harmed by natural things, like lava, hunger, drowning, falling, cactuses, among other things.

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You can play Minecraft in five modes:

1.) Survival. Resources are required to be gathered by the player. Crafting a variety of things from these resources is how the player progresses. Health and hunger are two values that insist watchfulness from the player to stay alive.

2.) Creative. As the player, you have access to every material and item in the game from the inventory menu. Flying is an option for mobility, and you are invulnerable to all forms of attack.

3.) Adventure. Adventure is a survival-like mode, with restrictions. Most commonly found in community maps, this mode allows the map author to make sure players undergo the experience, whatever that may be, as intended.

4.) Hardcore. Survival, with the twist of perma-death. When a death condition is met by a player, the game makes perma-death possible in a variety of ways. If in a single-player world, your world is deleted. In multiplayer, a player is put into spectator mode.

5.) Spectator. With this, players can fly through blocks and watch gameplay without interacting. In spectator mode, players cannot break blocks nor place them. No inventory is available within this, but it is possible to teleport to players and view the world through the eyes of them as they play.

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Tetris is composed of a 2D gameboard from the top of which different tetriminos fall from. These add up, and when a line is completed, it is deleted entirely.

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Clearing one line is worth 100 points. A Tetris, or clearing 4 lines at once, is worth 800, and every Tetris after that back-to-back are worth 1200.

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A player loses when they fail to clear rows, and a piece touches the top of the gameboard. This is called "topping out" and is the sole losing condition for Tetris.

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The game has been mathematically proven to not be able to be played forever. This is due to the long strings of S and Z tetriminos that can come at the player. Newer games have a cap of four per for the system randomization, which theoretically makes the game infinite if you can keep up.

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GTA V is an open-world action-like adventure game. It can be played in the third or first person. If the player chooses, they can progress through the missions to continue the storyline, or just roam the world. This takes place in Los Santos, a fictional city surrounded by the also-fictional Blaine Country.

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Players have a variety of weapons at their disposal in GTA. They can use vehicles, melee weapons, firearms, and explosives. These include things like grenades, sniper rifles, crowbars, and attack helicopters.

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Any time a player performs an illegal action, they gain a wanted level. This is indicated by up to 5 stars in the top-right of the screen. Depending on your level, you will have everything from just a few cop cars looking for you, too having SWAT, helicopters, and the army looking for you.

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To remove the wanted level, you must break sight from all cops, and stay hidden. After a certain time passes, your wanted level will go away, and you will be able to go back out into the world without fear of getting hunted.

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You have access to 5 sports: Tennis, baseball, bowling, golf, and boxing.

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The player is required to use the Wii remote and swing it similar to the real action. Boxing uses the Wii remote and the nunchuck to simulate two hands.

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The skill system in Wii Sports is determined based on the level of AI you beat. Beating lower level AI can decrease your score, while higher levels increase it more quickly. Depending on your score, the crowds in boxing and tennis will increase or decrease, respectively.

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Pro is achieved at skill 1000 in any sport. This brings a spike in difficulty within the AI, so beyond this point, it is much harder to climb, and results in a less overall score increase.

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PUBG is a PvP battle royale shooter. There can be up to 100 people in a game, and there are 3 modes. Solo, duos, and group. This is 1, 2, and 4 people respectively.

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A round starts with players dropping onto one of four maps. The plane's path is variable every game, so a player must quickly choose a location on the map and jump out of the plane to skydive/parachute to it.

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Each map is of a different biome. Each map is approximately 5 miles by 2.5 miles. Each map is completely different, with separate towns and loot drops. Because of this and the constantly changing plane path, players must adapt their strategy to every game.

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Once players drop-in, they must loot ghost towns and other abandoned buildings for loot. They start only with a few clothes, which have zero stats and merely are there for aesthetical purposes. Every few minutes, a circle shepards in all the players, slowly growing smaller and smaller to encourage fights. Soon, the only way to get loot is to kill other players and take it off of them once they are dead.

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"Grand Theft Auto V." Wikipedia, Wikimedia, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Theft_Auto_V. Accessed 2 Dec. 2019.

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Minecraft for Windows 10 Mobile. Microsoft, store-images.s-microsoft.com/image/apps.45782.9007199266731945.debbc4f1-cde0-491b-8c6f-b6b015eecab6.4716cccc-5f37-4bb5-9db1-0c1dbc99003f?mode=scale&q=90&h=270&w=270&background=%23000000. Accessed 25 Nov. 2019.

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