Player-Game Interaction Recorder: Um Software de Gravação para Apoiar a Avaliação da Interação de Jogadores com Jogos Digitais
Resumo
O registro audiovisual é uma atividade muito relevante quando da realização de estudos que envolvam a avaliação da interação de jogadores com jogos digitais, apesar da existência de alguns desafios relacionados a este tipo de coleta de dados. Assim, neste trabalho, um software de gravação gratuito e de código aberto é apresentado, com características que o diferenciam do estado da arte, e seu emprego é avaliado em dois diferentes estudos. Os resultados sinalizam a versatilidade e robustez da solução, que está disponível para ser utilizada pela indústria de jogos ou pela academia.
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