Presentation Hardware

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Presenting the game representation to players requires some sort of presentational hardware. In many cases, this is as simple as a television with a monaural speaker. For some games, the presentational hardware is very complex, involving multiple visual, aural, and haptic display devices, or a small set of very sophisticated devices. The list of hardware below is not exhaustive, but tries to note the major varieties of representational hardware used in contemporary electronic games.



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