From Game-Story to Cyberdrama
byJanet Murray2004-05-01Source URL: Is there a game-story? I think this is the wrong question, though an inevitable one for this moment.In our discussion here, game-story means the story-rich new...
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byPat Harrigan2004-05-01Source URL: Janet Murray, who coined the term cyberdrama, uses it to discuss a new type of storytelling – and a new type of story – that she sees emerging as the computer...
View ArticleVideogames of the Oppressed
byGonzalo Frasca2004-06-24Source URL: Is it possible to design videogames that deal with social and political issues? Could videogames be used as a tool for encouraging critical thinking? Do videogames...
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byEspen Aarseth2004-05-21Introduction: Stories and GamesCurrently in game and digital culture studies, a controversy rages over the relevance of narratology for game aesthetics. One side argues that...
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byNick Montfort2004-04-02Riposte to: Interactive FictionNick Montfort is a committed advocate of the genre that he calls Interactive Fiction (IF). He is helpful in clarifying its enduring charm and...
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