My presentation from KSF 2009 - Korea Serious Games Festival in Seoul, South Korea. September 25, 2009.

1. Exergames = Serious “Fun” Games Stephen P. Yang, B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D – ABD Exergame Fitness USA SUNY Cortland

2. FUN Accessibile activity

3. WiiTennis

4. EyeToyAntigrav

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7. Up to 32 players

8. Wireless

9. Instant Feedback

10. Customizable

11. Light-weight pads

12. Clean music

13. Clean videosIdance

15. Norway

16. US

17. UK

18. Schools

19. Fitness Facilities

20. Individual

21. Goal Setting

22. Improvement

23. Competitive

24. Linux

25. Large DataIdance

27. Environment

28. Pressure Sensitive

29. Sound Effects

30. Colorful

31. Floor & Wall

32. DurableLIGHTspaceFloor

34. Collaboration

35. Competition

36. Engaging

37. Feedback

38. Visual

39. Auditory

40. All ages

41. Animals

42. Retro GamesLIGHTspaceFloor

44. Multiple Games

45. PC Based

46. High Quality

47. Mouse Controller

48. Neuroplasticity

49. Memory

50. Attention

51. Sequencing

52. Visuo-Spatial

53. Hand-Eye

54. ArithmeticBrainbikexg

56. Customizable

57. Multiple Games

58. Environment

59. Light

60. Sound

61. SpaceVault Activation ZONE

63. Mobile Platforms

64. iPhone (Korea 2010?)

65. GPS

66. Accelerometers

67. Gyrometers

68. Cruizicore

69. MMG

70. Gamercize

71. Hacks

74. Social

75. Challenging

76. AdaptableVision + =

77. DDR, iDance

78. Soul Caliber?

79. America’s Army?

80. Marketing Magic

81. Customization

82. Growing games Collaboration

83. Collaboration 협업 Collaboration

84. Collaboration

85. Games For health Boston , MA – May 26-27, 2010

86. 감사합니다

87. Exergames = Serious “Fun” Games Stephen P. Yang www.exergamelab.blogspot.com www.exergamelab.org