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Border Patrol - Racist Political Flash Game | Gameology As reported by GamePolitics and others, Border Patrol is a flash game attempting to supply "commentary" on the current U.S. immigration debate. ... 2.
Tabloid Gaming: GSN's The Prison Life | Gameology As I wrote over at Water Cooler Games, I find the argument for a sub-genre of tabloid games convincing. My question is which of the simpler kinds of games ... 3.
Review: Mystery House | Gameology As the words "Mystery House" appeared on that glowing screen, I knew all too .... Scab on Sexuality and Sexual Orientation in Computer and Console Games ... 4.
Texts and Paratexts in and Around Videogames | Gameology Our readings were the introduction to Gerard Genette's Paratexts: Thresholds of Interpretation and Georg Stanitzek's "Texts and Paratexts in Media" ... 5.
Japanese and American Video Games: Player Preferences, Translation ... Japanese and American Video Games: Player Preferences, Translation Concerns ... Yea, there are important differences in American and Japanese RPGs, ... 6.
Review of Bogost, Ian. Unit Operations: An Approach to Videogame ... In short, Unit Operations , recently out from MIT Press, is a book of ... So called "unit operations" are defined in various contexts throughout the book, ... 7.
Video Games and the Alien / Other | Gameology These are the selected proceedings from the 2006 University of Florida Game Studies Conference: Video Games and the Alien Other, which took place on April ... 8.
Video Games and the Alien / Other | Gameology These are the selected proceedings from the 2006 University of Florida Game Studies Conference: Video Games and the Alien Other, which took place on April ... 9.
Joystick Soldiers: The military/war video game reader | Gameology What: Edited Collection, "Joystick Soldiers: The military/war video game reader". Deadline For Submissions: 16 September 2007. Details: ... 10.
Matt Barton's Tikiwiki : The Slow Road to Success (Although, Burger King almost got it right with the "Have it your way") I think that Ramage included the slow food movement in his text simply because it ... |
