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What is a multiple-ending story?  Multiple-ending stories are the most basic type of player- driven story.  They’re similar in many ways to interactive traditional stories.  They allow the player to consciously or unconsciously choose between two or more possible endings.  They’re used in a large number of video games.
 Pick two of the games from your list. How many endings do they have. How do they determine which ending the player receives.  In both games, were you happy with the first ending you received. Why or why not.  Did you want to replay one or both games in order to see the other endings. Why or why not.  Do you think that the additional endings enhanced or detracted from the games’ stories. Write a short explanation of your reasoning..

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