Digital Australia Report 2018

Jeffrey E. Brand; Stewart Todhunter; Jan Jervis

Digital Australia Report 2018

Jeffrey E. Brand, Stewart Todhunter, Jan Jervis

Faculty of Society & Design

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Abstract

From the eighth generation of home consoles, to the latest dedicated handhelds, to ever more powerful personal computers, to mobile phones and tablets, to the rapid spread of virtual reality components, interactive games are woven into the fabric of our culture – a culture more nuanced and capable of enjoying the beneﬁts of the digital economy than ever before. This report extends our knowledge of games and the Australians who play them.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Eveleigh, NSW
Publisher	Interactive Games and Entertainment Association (IGEA)
Commissioning body	Interactive Games and Entertainment Association
Number of pages	42
Publication status	Published - 2017

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