alongside dialogue

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00:55 Jul 24, 2020
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Tech/Engineering - Games / Video Games / Gaming / Casino
Additional field(s): Computers: Software, Media / Multimedia
English term or phrase: alongside dialogue
Definition from What Games Are:
Alongside dialogue is a technique for delivering character dialogue, voiceovers or other speech during the course of play. In effect the player plays and the alongsides play as a backing track, ideally helping to paint the picture of the game world and not relying on the player to notice specific details.

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  • Techniques of storysense revolve around portraying a world in motion. Short cut scenes that set tasks, scrolls and other discoverable items, user interface elements, alongside dialogue and incidentals are all key tools. The idea is to keep the player on the move, interested in the world while at the same time fascinated by the play. Theology Gaming
  • For the uninitiated, a visual novel is a partially voice acted video game with little or no gameplay beyond clicking dialogue options. Visually, it usually consists of images of characters presented alongside dialogue boxes, and the occasional full screen image. Gabriel Writing
  • Every mainstream work of entertainment exists somewhere along this spectrum: comic books are a marriage of the two, using descriptive artwork alongside dialogue and monologue to convey the characters and scenarios depicted on the page. Eagle Eye Media
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4 +1Dialogo accessorio
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Dialogo accessorio


Definition from http://www.treccani.it/vocabolario/acces:
Accessòrio agg. e s. m. [dal lat. mediev. accessorius, der. di accessum, supino di accedĕre «accedere»]. – 1. agg. Che s’accompagna a ciò che è o si considera principale, quindi secondario, marginale, complementare e sim.: parti a. di un meccanismo; figure a. (di un’opera narrativa o figurativa); questioni a.; attributi a. o con funzione a. (v. attributo); capitali a., quei beni o valori che non sono indispensabili al funzionamento di un’azienda; suono a., un suono debole, secondario, concomitante di un suono principale.

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  • Il racconto che regge Octopath Traveler non è stato scritto come una sceneggiatura lineare, ma intervallato e frammentato in capitoli, ognuno dedicato a un diverso personaggio. Ciascuno degli otto eroi ha il proprio percorso da seguire, sentiero che, almeno nelle prime battute, si intreccia raramente con quello dei propri compagni d'arme, praticamente solo grazie a scenette di dialogo esterne alla narrazione (un po' come accade nei Tales Of, dove è possibile leggere un dialogo "accessorio" fra due membri in determinati momenti). - https://www.everyeye.it/articoli/recensi  
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