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- 09287.44170.pdf date "2009-09-01".
- 09287.44170.pdf displayauthors "8".
- 09287.44170.pdf first1 "Lennart E.".
- 09287.44170.pdf first2 "Anders".
- 09287.44170.pdf first3 "Kai".
- 09287.44170.pdf first4 "Joerg".
- 09287.44170.pdf first5 "Hannu".
- 09287.44170.pdf first6 "Wouter".
- 09287.44170.pdf first7 "Karolien".
- 09287.44170.pdf first8 "Wijnand".
- 09287.44170.pdf first9 "Yvonne".
- 09287.44170.pdf isCitedBy Gameplay.
- 09287.44170.pdf journal "Proceedings of DiGRA 2009: Breaking New Ground: Innovation in Games, Play, Practice and Theory".
- 09287.44170.pdf last1 "Nacke".
- 09287.44170.pdf last2 "Drachen".
- 09287.44170.pdf last3 "Kuikkaniemi".
- 09287.44170.pdf last4 "Niesenhaus".
- 09287.44170.pdf last5 "Korhonen".
- 09287.44170.pdf last6 "van den Hoogen".
- 09287.44170.pdf last7 "Poels".
- 09287.44170.pdf last8 "IJsselsteijn".
- 09287.44170.pdf last9 "de Kort".
- 09287.44170.pdf location "London, UK".
- 09287.44170.pdf publisher "DiGRA".
- 09287.44170.pdf quote "playability is the evaluative process directed toward games, whereas player experience is directed toward players. More precisely, playability methods evaluate games to improve design, whereas player experience methods evaluate players to improve gaming.".
- 09287.44170.pdf title "Playability and Player Experience Research".
- 09287.44170.pdf url 09287.44170.pdf.