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  NBC's Community and Open Source Collaboration

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  David Roh Old Dominion University

  September 20, 2012

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  “disruptive,” because it doesn’t begin with fidelity and end with minor alterations—sooner or later, ...
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  Playable Teaser, Kojima, and an Accidental Haunting of Genre

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  Ashley Darrow

  August 07, 2019

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  beginning—rattles through our collective game design psyche like the very ghosts it set out to haunt us with. P.T. ...
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  “I’m Here Because I’m Bored”: Getting at the Nature of Ludic Computation

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  Judd Ruggill University of Arizona

  October 30, 2007

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  know this is a boring job that you have to do with this machine, but at least there’s a game you can ...
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  Crafting Croft: Avatars, Identity, Representation

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  Linzi Juliano University of California, Los Angeles

  March 14, 2013

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  center around “realness”; in fact, the game begins with her preparing to star in a reality TV show. Since ...
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  Ethical Empires

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  Fredrik Knudsen YouTube

  May 10, 2017

  3 comments

  morally ambiguous empire, the user interface begins challenging them. For example, each population, or ...
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  Virtual Funeral Crashing

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  Dave Parry University of Texas at Dallas

  July 20, 2007

  3 comments

  outnumbered it was a one sided battle to say the least. This event generated increasingly angry discussion on ...
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  Timing Effects in "Many Worlds Mario"

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  Christopher Hagenah UC Santa Barbara

  May 10, 2010

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  Timing Effects in "Many Worlds Mario" Digital Media gaming Mario Bros. Time Curator's Note A post in February, 2008 from a blog entitled “Mechanically Separated Meat” describes a hack of “Super Mario World” in which blocks had been rearrang ...
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  Geek Love: Technical Expertise as a Source of Computer Game Pleasure

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  Judd Ruggill University of Arizona

  July 17, 2007

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  Geek Love: Technical Expertise as a Source of Computer Game Pleasure Haloid Monty Oum gaming technical competency mise en scene aesthetics Curator's Note One of the notable not to mention praiseworthy things about Haloid—and indeed Monty Oum’s work i ...
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  Felicia Day and The Guild: The Web Series That Saved Itself

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  Stephanie Spiro The New School

  May 18, 2012

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  Felicia Day and The Guild: The Web Series That Saved Itself crowdsourcing Dragon Age: Redemption gaming innovation internet video Save Our Show television World of Warcraft Curator's Note How do you save your show before it even starts?  You might wa ...