Hello Debra,
The UD Library supports a small (~60 titles) collection of video games
on the PS, PS2, PS3, XBox 360, and N64 platforms (primarily PS2 and
PS3). It began as a grant-funded collection which was first loaned and
then donated to the Library by a Foreign Languages and Literatures
Thanks, Meghann!
This covers a lot of discussion topics we are sure to have here. Headphones is
a strong consideration for us, since our locations would not be soundproof. SO
students are OK with bringing their own headphones? Because we have gotten
away from that.
I don't have a list of
Hi again,
I wasn't too clear about the accessories -- oops! When I said We do
not check out other accessories -- headphones, remotes, etc. -- what I
should have said was, we supply these things, but we do not charge them
to the patrons' accounts. I have noticed though that the students who
Thanks Meghann-
Also, by charging to student's account, is that a fee per use, or like a
deposit? Are there a lot of issues with maintenance of consoles and software,
or not more than with other software and equipment that would be checked out?
Debra
From: Meghann Matwichuk
Hi Debra,
By 'charging' I just mean checking out the controller to the student for
4-hour in-building use. We do not charge any fees for the use the
equipment. One maintenance issue we've had with our PS3 console -- I
recently received a 'must update software' message when checking the
OK, thanks, Meghann once again.
Will help inform my discussions.
Debra
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Date: Wednesday, October 1,