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	A '''video game''' is an [[wikipedia:electronic game\|electronic game]] that involves interaction with a [[wikipedia:user interface\|user interface]] or [[wikipedia:input device\|input device]] {{endash}} such as a [[wikipedia:joystick\|joystick]], [[wikipedia:game controller\|controller]], [[wikipedia:computer keyboard\|keyboard]], or [[wikipedia:motion sensing\|motion sensing]] device {{endash}} to generate visual feedback for a player. This feedback is shown on a [[wikipedia:video\|video]] [[wikipedia:display device\|display device]], such as a [[wikipedia:TV set\|TV set]], [[wikipedia:computer monitor\|monitor]], [[wikipedia:touchscreen\|touchscreen]] or [[wikipedia:virtual reality headset\|virtual reality headset]]. Video games are often augmented with audio feedback delivered through speakers or headphones, and sometimes with other types of feedback, including [[wikipedia:haptic technology\|haptic technology]].		A '''video game''' is an [[wikipedia:electronic game\|electronic game]] that involves interaction with a [[wikipedia:user interface\|user interface]] or [[wikipedia:input device\|input device]] {{endash}} such as a [[wikipedia:joystick\|joystick]], [[wikipedia:game controller\|controller]], [[wikipedia:computer keyboard\|keyboard]], or [[wikipedia:motion sensing\|motion sensing]] device {{endash}} to generate visual feedback for a player. This feedback is shown on a [[wikipedia:video\|video]] [[wikipedia:display device\|display device]], such as a [[wikipedia:TV set\|TV set]], [[wikipedia:computer monitor\|monitor]], [[wikipedia:touchscreen\|touchscreen]] or [[wikipedia:virtual reality headset\|virtual reality headset]]. Video games are often augmented with audio feedback delivered through speakers or headphones, and sometimes with other types of feedback, including [[wikipedia:haptic technology\|haptic technology]].

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