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Many games contain an audio or text component that allows players to communicate with one another.
They make it very difficult for the players to communicate with each other.
This would allow players to communicate with characters and guide the story using voice commands rather than button presses.
They are more or less made for each other, prompting their players to communicate and cooperate in the game.
The PlayStation Network that allows online players to communicate uses encrypted text and voice chat, which means that intelligence agencies can't intercept messages as they pass between users.
"The successful squads are the ones in which everyone has an input and there's an open forum for coaches and players to communicate freely.
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But remove interactivity, the ability of the player to communicate with the machine (and by extension the designer), and you no longer have a video game.
Given the torment footballers suffer with the media, it was not wholly surprising to learn that from today the apocryphal gaffe‑magnet Mario Balotelli will become the first player to communicate with the outside world solely via the medium of the printed T-shirt.
Despite all these grievances, the digital-video advertising industry has been forced to use Flash because of VPAID (Video Player-Ad Interface Definition), a standard that allows a video ad and a video player to communicate with each other.
Torn would have introduced a unique method for the player to communicate with and control allies; altering their behaviour through conversation, and a command menu and hot key-driven command system which allowed the player to give companions commands at any time.
This will allow the computer and the Mp3 player to communicate and add songs.
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