Monetising memory? MMOGs, anniversaries, and ownership of the past

Towards an analysis of virtual realism

That VR media are realistic, or more realistic than other traditional forms of depictive media, has sometimes claimed to be a “common-sense” view (Murphy, 2017). Exactly what comprises the realism of virtual media is not entirely clear and needs careful analysis, however. This paper offers the beginning of a philosophical analysis of the concept of “virtual realism” as it applies to videogames and related media. The term turns out to have several different senses that though related, are materially distinct and of differing credibility. This paper will add depth and clarity to the growing literature on virtual reality media by providing analysis of a key concept that is currently undertheorized.

YomeciLand: Found Sound as Play

Structuring Gametime A Typology of the Temporal Constituents of Video Games

Gamifying Flipped Learning for Promoting Students’ Online Participation

By Svarog! Slavic Game Renaissance and the Ideology of the Extreme Right

Spatial Reasoning: Re-Coding Spaces for Inclusive Informal Game Making

At Your Service: Event-Based Design in Japanese Mobile Games

“Mute, Report, Block.”: Dissonance in Moderating Overwatch

The Impacts of Live Streaming on the Video Game Industry