Throughout this semester for my BCM325 Digital Artefact, I have been focusing on a unique topic but one that a lot of people talk about including the government in the US. Lootboxes or microtransactions and its future in sports video gaming is a continuation from last semester in 2019 where I focused on microtransactions and […]
via The Finale: The Future of Microtransactions. — Jack Ridoutt
The session is coming to a close and so has the live-tweeting sessions that I have undertaken when watching films for my Future Cultures class. This is an experience that I have thoroughly enjoyed and I believe that I have learned a lot about different perspectives of different futures and the film choices have been […]
G’day peeps, The following post is a summary of the feedback I have given to three selected peers based on their DA betas and their progress throughout the projects they have undertaken so far. The aim of this review is to assist my peers with the future progress of their DA. The three peers I […]
Hey peeps, I addressed all things DA in my beta video down below. As I mentioned, I changed my DA focus from the future of CGI to the future of micro-transactions in sports gaming. The aim of my digital artefact is to identify what fan’s of popular sports games believe the future of micro-transactions is […]
via The Next 2: The Future of Micro-transactions in Sports Gaming. — Jack Ridoutt
I have really enjoyed the live-tweeting aspect of BCM325 Future Cultures, it has made me feel as if I’m engaging with my peers as well as engaging with the wider material provided by others. For the first five weeks of this semester, we have been watching a different film each week that looks at how […]
G’day peeps, This blog post will be highlighting my comments on three different Digital Artefact pitches. Throughout this process, I have given feedback that will both help and motivate my fellow students to seek further resources and research further into their own Digital Artefacts. Let’s get into it! Alana’s idea was an interesting one and […]
In my final year at the University of Wollongong, I am undertaking BCM325 as a part of my Digital and Social Media major. Future Cultures is an exciting subject for me as it will introduce me to different theories of the future of our world as well as giving me insight to what people see in the future, which is very interesting and intriguing. The topic I will be investigating for my Digital Artefact this semester will be a fan’s perspective of CGI (computer-generated imagery) and determining the differences between good and bad CGI.
In terms of my target audience, I will be aiming my digital artefact at those who are avid fans of Sci-Fi/Superhero movies like Star Wars and the MCU series. There are great examples in these movies of both good and bad CGI and giving the fans a chance to express their opinions could greatly help my…
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