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 * Questions || Answers ||
 * What’s the normal salary for a person who works on video games? || That depends on how well that person's games sell. ||
 * How much hours of the day does work take up? || 9-12 hours a day. (average) ||
 * What year did the breakthrough of video games come through? || Know one knows for absolute sure, but somewhere in the early 1970’s. ||
 * Who came up with the idea? || Ralph Baer came up with the idea of playing games on TV sets in 1951. (Or at least claimed to be!) ||
 * How long have video games existed? || Around 39 years. ||
 * Is there always tight limitations to the money spent? || That depends on the amount of income brought in by market sales. ||
 * Will resources for such projects ever run out? || Most likely not! ||
 * How are real life people brought out in video games? || A person puts on a suit that's covered in small spherical silicone attachments, with metal wires running through them. The computer senses these wire locations of all the spherical attachments, which roughly traces the figure of the person to be brought out in the game. ||
 * Is there ever hand- drawn arts included? || Yes! ||
 * If there is, can it be transferred into the game itself? || Yes! ||
 * Which is harder to make independently; console games or computer games? || Consoles and arcade games are the main media for Japanese game design; PC games are nowhere near as popular. This necessarily dictates that there are fewer independently developed games coming from Japan, as it is much harder to develop independently for a console than it is for a PC. ||