Books with title Video Game Spy

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Max loves games. When he hears about the Play Box, he convinces his father to buy it. The latest in video game systems, the Play Box is everything Max dreams of when it comes to gaming. Little does Max know that the Play Box does more than just play games!Written and illustrated by Jessica Arnold, Video Game has fifteen color illustrations. Jessica is the author of children's fiction books "Nobody Can Take My Happy Away" and "I am Good at Lots of Things."Find out if the Play Box is worthy of its $250 price tag!

Video games are one of today's most popular forms of entertainment. According to the Entertainment Software Association, the U.S. computer and video game industry had software sales of $9.5 billion in 2007—an increase of more than 300 percent since 1996. Two major trends are the growth of mobile gaming and online gaming. Producing and selling successful video games is a huge collaborative effort, often requiring the skills of numerous artists, marketing specialists, musicians, producers, programmers, salespeople, and writers. Video Games examines the complexities of this highly creative industry and identifies what it takes to succeed. Featuring essential information everyone in the field should know, fast facts, tips for effective business communications and networking, and much more, this helpful new resource is written in conversational language from an insider's perspective. It provides a capsule history of video games as well as an overview of the current state of the gaming industry, a breakdown of key jobs in this field, and an extensive glossary with industry jargon.

Peter and Kyle are looking for a new and exciting video game to play on a typical Saturday afternoon. But they get more than they bargained for when they purchase "Knights of the Blue Mist." Before they know it, Peter and Kyle aren't just playing the game; they're in the game! Now, with the help of some strong warriors and a mysterious sorceress, they have to save the kingdom from wild monsters and an evil prince. And maybe, just maybe, find their way home.Video Game Hero is an entertaining story that is great for both kids and adults. * Age Level: 9 - 12 * * Grade Level: 4th and up * Length: 11300 words