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Permagames: Demakes & Retro Gaming

Welcome to this short survey about demakes and retro games in the context of sustainable IT.

All answers will be analysed anonymously in course of a research project funded by the Austrian Ministry for Innovation, Mobility and Infrastructure called "Permagames".

There is a chance of winning a steam voucher (20 Euros) after answering all questions. Thank you very much for your participation!
1.Please think about the last demake - OR if this is not the case the last retro game you played and rate the following statements:(Required.)
completely agree
completely disagree
It was difficult to navigate within the game.
The user interface seemed logical to me.
The aesthetics of the game are appealing.
I liked playing the game.
Technical issues limited the game experience.
2.Please think about the last demake - OR if this is not the case the last retro game you played and rate the following statements:(Required.)
completely agree
completely disagree
The game was neither too easy nor too difficult.
I didn’t recognize how time went by while playing.
I was deeply involved in the game.
I was worried about failing the game.
I had the feeling of controlling the game.
3.Please rate the following statements:(Required.)
completely agree
completely disagree
Communities are an important driver of sustainability.
Repairability, recycling and reuse of hardware should be prioritized.
Demakes and/or retro games are accessible to a broad range of player groups.
Current applications and games need too much energy.
Demakes and/or retro games can prolong the life cycle of hardware.
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