video game case study 

8 ball pool 

according to wikipeadia 8ball pool was origainally developed and created in 2010 by miniclip.com and has had a large fan base with over 100 million downloads of the google play store and the number is still growing. miniclip wanted to create a game which was accessible to ayone which is what help 8 ball pool blow up into one of miniclips most popular apps. the game aslo has facebook intergrated in order for you to be able to play against your friends, this helps make the game more socaible. 

the 8 ball pool game is a sports game with the goal of winning the match of pool 

update on Harry Uzokas death, motive found !!

londons  modelling community was heavily shaken with the death of the aspiring model harry uzoka, at first reports came out stating he had been the victim of a robbery gone wrong which prompted several social media figures to go after young black males carrying knifes, , then reports emerged that he Had been the victim of a fatal rivalry, between himself and fellow model George koh, headlines then changed in order to target koh suggesting he was a bitter individual who had sercumbed to jealousy and had murdered Harry in order to get better contracts.

The latest headlines have now cleared the rumours and set the record straight for the events that lead up to Mr Uzokas untimely demise, it has now come to light that the events which lead to Uzokas were not an accident which occurred whilst a robbery was going on neither was it jealous murder by a rival model for more attention, Harry uzoka died whilst fighting, fighting for what you ask?, fighting to save a friend from muggers, fighting for his equal rights ? !, well to answer you're questions nope, Harry uzoka  didn't die fighting for an hounarble fight, he died fighting over a female.

george koh who handed himself a few days after uzokas murder has showed messages between him and uzoka setting up their death match according to vanity fair 

they had decided in a private Instagram chat to solve the dispute with a fight. While Uzoka and an unnamed friend arrived with pipes, Koh, Okigbo, and one more unnamed person appeared with knives, chased Uzoka, and stabbed him three times in the heart. 

Fellow model George Koh is suspected of the murder of Harry Uzoka

news reports are stating that two men have been convicted for the murder of  "widely talented" Harry Uzoka. in the evening hours of the day around 5pm loud shouting was heard as witnesses described they saw a black male stubble out of a block of flats on Olgar close onto old oak road before collapsing, though ambulances were called Harry was pronounced dead at the scene.

At first, news reports headlined the story as a robbery gone wrong and several public figures such as musicians and fellow models came out and gave their opinions on how knife crime had negatively affected the black community, satan Dave a young rapper known for how he expresses his political views made the biggest fuss around how youths need to stop carrying around large knives and even stated that police need to bring back stop and search.

At first the media was focused at how youths are taking lives with knives and how knife crime had such a negative affect on the community and how it was stopping youths from breaking out their environments, an example commonly used is the death of south london raper sixteen-year-old Leoandro Osemeke (AKA Showkey), who was an aspring artist whith a lot of media attention and potentional who's life was unfortunately taken through knife crime. 

however after all the commontion has settled it has now emerged that Harry Uzoka was murdered by a fellow model George Koh and an associate. this has completety changed the dynamic of the story as it the crime is no longer seen as a mindless act of black thugs but a targeted attack from a jealous rival, the only phrase that comes to mind when i think about this is "crabs in a bucket", Harry Uzoka was regarded as a model for young black males and his death by the hands of another black male is incredibly painful for the black community