Playing with Videogames offers the reader a comprehensive understanding of the meanings of videogames and videogaming within the contemporary media environment.
Playing with Videogames offers the reader a comprehensive understanding of the meanings of videogames and videogaming within the contemporary media environment.
James Newman is Senior Lecturer in Media Communications and Cultural Studies at Bath Spa University. He teaches, researches and writes about videogames and digital media. His books include Videogames (2004), Difficult Questions About Videogames (2004), Teaching Videogames (2006) and 100 Videogames (2007).
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1. Everybody hates videogames PART 1: VIDEOGAMES AS REPRESENTATIONAL SYSTEMS Chapter 2. Talking about videogames Chapter 3. Videogames and/as stories Chapter 4. Things to make and do: fanart, music and cosplay PART 2: VIDEOGAMES AS CONFIGURATIVE PERFORMANCES Chapter 5. Game Guides, walkthroughs and FAQs Chapter 6. Superplay, Sequence Breaking And Speedrunning PART 3: VIDEOGAMES AS TECHNOLOGY Chapter 7. Codemining, Modding and Gamemaking Notes References
Chapter 1. Everybody hates videogames PART 1: VIDEOGAMES AS REPRESENTATIONAL SYSTEMS Chapter 2. Talking about videogames Chapter 3. Videogames and/as stories Chapter 4. Things to make and do: fanart, music and cosplay PART 2: VIDEOGAMES AS CONFIGURATIVE PERFORMANCES Chapter 5. Game Guides, walkthroughs and FAQs Chapter 6. Superplay, Sequence Breaking And Speedrunning PART 3: VIDEOGAMES AS TECHNOLOGY Chapter 7. Codemining, Modding and Gamemaking Notes References
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