THE HISTORY OF GAMES IN EGYPTيليليبلي.pptx

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1. THE HISTORY OF GAMES IN EGYPT Conversation L 5

2. 01 Introduction 02 Contents IIntroduction to gaming in Egypt Ancient Egyptian Games Medieval and Ottoman Influence Modern Gaming Industry Common games in twentieth The effects of video games on psychology

3. *Introduction to Gaming in Egypt*

4. Mehen game A painting of Queen Nefertari playing a game of senet

5. Medieval and Ottoman Influence During the Medieval period, gaming evolved with the introduction of new games influenced by Ottoman culture. Chess became popular among scholars and the elite, reflecting a shift in gaming towards strategy and intellectual competition. This period marked a transition in gaming styles and social engagemen

6. Modern Gaming Industry The rise of the digital age has transformed gaming in Egypt. With increased access to technology, video games have gained immense popularity among the youth. The emergence of local game developers has led to a thriving gaming industry, contributing to the global market and cultural expression.

7. Atari Mario

8. GTA Salah Eldin

9. Matrix Crazy Taxi General

10. The Effects of video games

11. ADDICTION: Children or teenagers may become addicted to video games, spending long hours playing without doing other important activities like studying, exercising, or socializing.

12. Physical Health Issues: Eye strain: Spending too much time in front of screens can cause eye fatigue. Long gaming sessions can cause back, neck pain. Psychological Effects: Increased stress and anxiety: Some violent games may raise stress and anxiety levels.

13. social isolation: Video games can isolate children and teens from real social interactions, affecting their communication skills. Behavioral Issues: Aggression and violence: Games with violent content can lead to more aggressive behavior in children and teens. Lack of focus and attention: Games may negatively affect children’s ability to concentrate on studying and other activities.

14. Thanks Doha Aly Amany Atef Nada el-Sakka Mariam Abdel Tawab Presentation