Peace war game application: prototype analysis and evaluation
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Abstract
In this paper we present an investigation to evaluate several Web Games prototypes. These Web Games are centered in the "Peace War Game", a concept based in the Prisoner Dilemma. The analysis of the prototypes is focused in a survey.
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