"Where is all the good writing about games?"
…latest monthly Waypoint digest focuses on the writing coming out examining online abuse and harassment.
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…famous rappers who dress like an evil god who thirsts for absolute destruction.
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…everything in Dragons Conquer America together.”
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…Carless There’s a storybundle on that may interest readers here, with books on D&D, Final Fantasy V, and retro game translation.
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…gaming tropes.
“Tragedy, as a genre, dismantles. It doesn’t tease us with the idea of inevitable victory as most modern video games do. It grimly acknowledges the inevitability of loss in endings, something that gamers are trained to pretend just isn’t possible, just isn’t allowed” Critical Distance is community-supported. Our readers support us from as little as one dollar a month. Would you consider joining them? Learn more Have you read, seen, heard or otherwise experienced something new that made you think about games differently? Send it in! Contact us…
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…The Largest Collection of Online Gaming Information The last entry in this list is a straightforward act of self-promotion – I’ve directed a series of minidocs about people who curate, archive, and collect games, which is being published by ZAM, and the first one came out this week!
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How can interactive systems subvert the way we normally think things are supposed to be done? This week’s roundup features a number of articles on designing games for different ways of being, as well as examinations of how visual design can make things feel familiar.
First, two writers take on the ideological expression of games, in relation to capitalism and religion.
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