In-game Customization
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In-game Customizations are the ones achieved through an action performed by the player within the game universe, where the game action actually takes place.
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Examples
Strong example
In Animal Crossing [Nintendo, 2001], for Nintendo GameCube, the player might change his character's house wallpaper, selecting from a variety of patterns.
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Parent
References
Nintendo, developer (2001). Animal Crossing. Nintendo, GameCube edition.
