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Why Do People Play Games? A Review of Studies on Adoption and Use

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Technology Adoption and User Behaviour Educational Games and Gamification Digital Games and Media

Abstract

This paper reviews empirical literature on adoption/acceptance, continued use as well loyalty in the context of games. The study reviews dependent variables, independent variables, coefficients between independent and dependent variables, used methodologies as well as types of games covered in the reviewed literature.

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