Help with my thesis, please

[Bobafett234]

I am busy writing my thesis which deals with the home console videogame industry.
So I was wondering if you guys could help me out by filling out a little survey I put together. I promise it will take only 5 minutes of your time.
I can sent it to you as a Word attachment if you have your email in your profile. Or you can copy paste the survey which you can find at www.geocities.com/bobafett234/Survey
and then email me your results. My email is 182218nl @ student.eur.nl
I hope you guys can help me out here. Karma points to be earned here.

[Lesley M]

Tried to but my pc says you haven't a valid e~mail addy soz m8 I'll try again later
Lesl

[Odm]

Originally posted by Lesley M
Tried to but my pc says you haven't a valid e~mail addy soz m8 I'll try again later
Lesl Did you remove the spaces he put in?

[Lesley M]

Ta very much, I'm not much good at e~mails as well as games I wish I was 18 again :D
Les

[Chimera[NL]]

He wtf....this dude is Dutch....mm let's see what college he goes to.....o and...sorry gast ik heb geen console dus ik kan je r niet bij helpen...suc6 met je studie iig.

[Kain]

Originally posted by Chimera[NL]
He wtf....this dude is Dutch....mm let's see what college he goes to.....o and...sorry gast ik heb geen console dus ik kan je r niet bij helpen...suc6 met je studie iig.

[Raises an eybrow]?? i gotta brush up on my dutch.

[Digital Pimp]

I did my Senior research paper this year in High School on the evolution of the videogaming industry. Check out this book:


The Ultimate History of Videogames

By Steven L. Kent

Its priced at $19.95. I purchased it and haven't regretted it. It gives a really formal non-biased look at the videogame industry (a very Sex, Drugs, and Rock-n-Roll account of the industry). Rises and falls of companies. Written like a history book should. He doesn't give whole chapters on his favorite game or character. Its over 600 pages long. The book was published in late 2001 so it really doesn't say much about the x-box or gamecube except what information was available at publication time. Has no info on Gameboy Advance or SP, the rise of cell phone gaming, the PSP, or future plans. I highly reccomend it.