Kim Kardashian Hollywood CSP case study

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Language

1) What is the objective when playing the Kim Kardashian: Hollywood game?
Work your way up to celebrity level or scale.

2) What is an A-list celebrity? Why is it important in Kim Kardashian: Hollywood?
The highest rank in celebrity scale. This is because aim is to become celebrity scale.

3) How do you download the Kim Kardashian: Hollywood game?
On google play store or apple store.

4) What is the narrative or story line of Kim Kardashian: Hollywood? Where is it set?
Increase in popularity

5) What characters can you play as? What characters appear in the game?
You can play as the created character the player customised.

 Representations

1) What representations of women can be found in Kim Kardashian: Hollywood?
Race and ethnicity

2) What representations of race, ethnicity or sexuality can be found in the game?
celebrity

3) How does the game both reinforce and subvert stereotypes in the media?
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4) What does the game suggest regarding modern perceptions of celebrity and how to get famous?
Influence to be a celebrity

5) How might someone criticise the representation of celebrity in Kim Kardashian: Hollywood?
maybe you be a celebrity without any experience or ability
Industries

1) How much does Kim Kardashian: Hollywood cost?
To get the game it is completely free.

2) How does the game make money?
It depends on what the players buy.

3) What subscriptions are available to Kim Kardashian: Hollywood?
Gold: 49.99 USD

4) How was Kim Kardashian: Hollywood marketed and promoted?
It was marketed through social media.

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