英文摘要 |
With the development of technology, the video game industry has seen significant growth, and currently, about 79% of the global online population plays electronic games. The relationship between gameplay interests and individual differences, as well as the willingness to continue gaming, are topics worthy of further exploration. This study emphasizes the significant impact of personality traits, play motivations, and gameplay interests on the willingness to continue gaming. The research results indicate that interpersonal socialization, escape and belonging, and entertainment and leisure motivations are predictive factors for gameplay interests, showing a positive influence. Additionally, interpersonal socialization, escape and belonging, and entertainment and leisure motivations are also predictive factors for the willingness to continue playing games, demonstrating a positive impact. Furthermore, gameplay interests have an intermediate effect on interpersonal socialization and the willingness to continue gaming. These research findings provide valuable insights and references for understanding the traits of gamers, and game developers and designers can utilize these results to better comprehend players' needs and expectations. |