A video game is an electronic game in which one or more people interact by means of a controller, with a device that shows video images.1 This electronic device, generically known as "platform", can be a computer, a machine of Arcade, a video console or a portable device, such as a mobile phone, smartphone or tablet. The videogame industry is one of the main ones in the world of art and entertainment.
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The input device, used to manipulate a videogame is known as a controller or command, and varies depending on the platform. For example, a controller could only consist of a button and a joystick or joystick, while another could have a dozen buttons and one or more levers, what we call command. The first computer games used to use a keyboard to carry out the interaction, or required the user to acquire a knob with a button at least.2 Many modern computer games allow or require the user to use a keyboard and a keyboard and a Mouse simultaneously.
Generally video games make use of other ways, apart from the image, providing interactivity and information to the player. Audio is almost universal, using sound reproduction devices,
