A player of a game is a participant therein. The term 'player' is used with this same meaning both in game theory and in ordinary recreational games. Normally, there are at least two players in a game, but one-player games exist and are collectively known as solitary games (such as the Solitaire card game and many video games).
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Damn it feels good to be a Nintendo Switch owner
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Microsoft unveils Minecraft Earth, the new AR hotness
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Analogue’s $190 Mega Sg is a treat for Sega fans who saved their cartridges
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Xbox enshrines wholesome 'trash talk' in its community standards
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Hitting the gym makes esports athletes more successful
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Satoshi's Treasure to add side quests on top of $1 million Bitcoin prize
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What founders can learn from poker players about when to quit
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This Twitter account answers video games’ biggest question: Can you pet the dog?
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How ideological bias in video game design changes our view of society
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A few Potterhead nitpicks about Harry Potter: Wizards Unite
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A love letter to Codenames – a brilliant, easy-to-pick-up board game
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The VR revolution is already here -- and it isn’t gaming
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Metro Exodus brings the series into the open (world)
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I killed a man for 49 cents . . . in Red Dead Online
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