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Packy & Marlon

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Packy & Marlon

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Helix

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Helix

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Helix is a dance game designed to give players a fun and exciting way to exercise. Similar to the children’s game Simon Says, players mimic the motions and dance moves demonstrated by a robot on the screen. There are several levels of difficulty and over twenty songs to help encourage players.

Winds of Orbis: An Active Adventure

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Winds of Orbis: An Active Adventure

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Clim'way

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Clim'way

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Play with Clim’Way® and create your climate plan. Help the community reach the objectives it has set! Will 50 years be enough to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, cut energy consumption and adjust Clim’Way® to new climate conditions?

Qmotions - Golf

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Qmotions - Golf

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Qmotions - Golf is a game controller designed to caputre the full motion of the player as they swing, putt, and tee-off while playing existing popular golf games. The device keeps tracks of speed, club direction, and accuracy of swing to provide useful feedback to the player. 

Stroke Rehabilitation

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Stroke Rehabilitation

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Rutgers University and The State University of New Jersey developed this software program and gaming glove designed to help patients recover hand function after experiencing a stroke. This virtual rehabilitation system is based on the Microsoft Xbox . The gaming glove can aid patients while they engage in finger flexing and manipulating the images on the screen.

Monster Garden

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Monster Garden

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Monster Garden, a web-based brain-training game, is a spatial memory exercise intended to help improve memory and attention. Players are briefly shown where monsters are hidden in a garden and then must make their way through without stepping on them. As players’ performance improves, the levels become harder.

Big Brain Academy

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Big Brain Academy

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Big Brain Academy is a brain-training puzzle game that provides cognitive challenges in five categories: think, analyze, memorize, compute, and identify. Players achieve their "brain weight" and discover their areas of strength and weakness. “Brain weight” increases as players complete the activities faster.