Next Steps for Mobile Entertainment Portals

Authors:
T. S. Raghu;R. Ramesh;Andrew B. Whinston
Affiliations:
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Venue:
Computer
Year:
2002

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Wireless games are constrained bythe unpredictability and lengthof player interactions, trafficvolume, uptime, and computational bottlenecks.They must also be reliable, scalable,and secure.The authors describe an argumentation-based philosophy for analyzinggame-content design that complementsrecent mobile-environment design effortsthat use contextual inquiry and scenario-basedvalidation techniques.