Media Consumption


14/10/19

DNA:
Theory 1; I believe that this theory is correct and in ways does apply to me personally. When I first got a smartphone and a Xbox which was connected to a high speed broadband, I would not leave the house to purchase things. However I still notice that people leave their homes to go to the store or market to buy products that they need.

Theory 2; I strongly believe that this theory is incorrect as I know that people still live by a schedule or use schedules to help them in everyday activities.

Media Consumption:
Products I consume daily;

Video Games;
Halo
Call of Duty
Apex Legends
Rainbow Six Siege
Star Wars Battlefront
My Time at Portia
Farming Simulator
Stellaris
Gears of War
Kingdoms and Castles
Guitar Hero
Rockband
Forza Horizon
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Music;
Electro Swing
Rock
Metal
Punk
Alternative
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Films;
Lord of the Rings
Star Wars
Resident evil
John Wick
Underworld
Avengers
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Television programmes;
Avatar the last Airbender
Seis Manos
SWAT
The 100
Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
How I Met Your Mother
The Big Bang Theory
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YouTube
Snapchat
Instagram

Did you buy the product? If so where?
Yes I bought the video games but I bought most of them only or in the video game store GAME

Did you have to leave the house to purchase / access the product?
Yes and no, If I bought it online then no because I can access the product on my Xbox but if I want the game on disc then I could leave the house or have it delivered to my door.

What devices do you use to consume the product?
I use and Xbox and a television

What conclusions can you draw about distribution?
Video games can be distributed in so many ways, such as advertisement, people talking about that certain game, News articles, Reviews, Merchandise and much more.


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