Rugby 08 - PlayStation 2 PS2 - CIB, Complete, Rare USED PS2 PlayStation 2 EA SPORTS Rugby 08 English version 08121 JAPAN IMPORT PS2 PlayStation 2 EA SPORTS Rugby 08 English version PS2 EA SPORTS Rugby 08 (English version) EA: SY1980 / Very Good #8F7 PS2 EA SPORTS Rugby 08 (English Version) / Very Good #111C Playstation 2 PS2 games 100+ to Choose from Simpsons Crash Lego Tekken Rugby WWE The commentary is provided by Ian Robertson and former All Blacks great Grant Fox.
New modes include the Rugby World Cup and the World Cup Challenge mode. Rugby 08 was released prior to the 2007 World Cup in France. The game allows players to play as many Rugby nations, both major and minor, and includes many tournaments, such as the Rugby World Cup, Tri Nations, Six Nations, Guinness Premiership and Super 14.
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These findings have given a good basis to suggest sports training divisions to use sport skills in virtual games as an introductory approach to teach young teenagers to play sports, for this case, Rugby.Rugby 08 is the 2007 release in the Rugby series by EA Sports. The game gave them a holistic view of the game thus enable them to grab meanings of these movements when introduced to the game much faster than the traditional “one skill at a time introduction”, much used when teaching sports games such as football and netball. The children were able to associate sports skills in Rugby such as scrum, swing, punt, throw-in, drop kick, tackling and catching when playing in the field. Data gathered have proven that an engaging virtual game could, not only, engaged children in playing the game but also assist them to acquire sports skills taught in real-life situations at a fast speed.
In real-life space, the children played the actual game in the playing field. In the virtual space, the children played the virtual game for a period of 2 h. One, the recorded facial expressions and gestures of subjects to prove that the game is very engaging and another, the screenshots of skills of recorded performance in two contrasting spaces, virtual and real. In NEMD model, a game is engaging if the game can sustain users’ attention for a period of 2 h and more. The game is only introduced in Secondary Schools. The chosen sport game was Rugby, a not widely known sport to children aged 9–10 years old in Malaysia’s Primary School Education. The purpose was to see whether playing an engaging sports game virtually, even though the game is an unfamiliar one, could influence children in acquiring sports skills when playing it in the physical world. The chosen sport game must be one that is unfamiliar to the selected audience in this case, children to ensure that the skills gained were because of the fact of engagement and not because of the influence of previous knowledge about the game. A sport virtual game was chosen as a vehicle for this study. An experimental study was conducted to prove whether this claim is true. The model suggests that anything could be learned, mastered and acquired when a person reach a high level of engagement while interacting with a multimedia interface. According to NORMA™ Engaging Multimedia Design (NEMD)Model, engagement is determined by levels.
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