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Campaign Rush - FAIL
Well, I’m a bit disappointed. Ian Bogost just launched Campaign Rush, a flash game about the 2008 US presidential election. You pick a ticket – Democrat or Republican – and then have… more →
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Gestures in games.
tastydogma wrote 2 weeks ago: Ian Bogost recently published a paper in Gama Sutra on the importance of gestures in games – a topic … more →
Christian Science Monitor article
sentrydown wrote 3 weeks ago: Ryan here… One of my interests in video games is the way in which they’re available plat … more →
Big Red Potion Episode 15: Define Game Now
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shoinan wrote 1 month ago: Episode 15: Define Game Now [mp3] [website] “E Three, E Shmee! Well, at least until next wee … more →
The History of Editorial Games, Part One
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Simon Ferrari wrote 1 month ago: Simultaneously posted on Bogost’s News Games blog. The history of the editorial game began not … more →
Interesting Fortune 500 News Links (April 07, 2009)
financialkungfumaster wrote 3 months ago: * Without IBM: Sun’s plan B (David Goldman, Money) (CNNMoney.com) — There may still … more →
Precis of "Persuasive Games: The Expressive Power of Videogames
margerynabors wrote 5 months ago: INTRODUCTION TO THE AUTHOR AND PREMISE In his second book, Persuasive Games: The Expressive Power o … more →
A Game Has Made You Cry, But... Procedural Rhetoric's Value
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Simon Ferrari wrote 7 months ago: _ This is a response to the “games as systems” argument in a “A Game Has Never Mad … more →
Campaign Rush-game
sppatech wrote 9 months ago: CNN - October 2, 2008 Ian Bogost’s (GEORGIA TECH Ivan Allen College) studio Persuasive Games d … more →
Campaign Rush - FAIL
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trippenbach wrote 9 months ago: Well, I’m a bit disappointed. Ian Bogost just launched Campaign Rush, a flash game about the 2 … more →
New Book Goes 'Beyond Fun'
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John Rice wrote 9 months ago: Drew Davidson offered this press release for a new book on the Serious Games Listserv today: Carneg … more →
Gamers? There's no such thing.
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trippenbach wrote 12 months ago: “Gamers,” as a demographic group, exist in a different way than “readers” or … more →
Performative play
WriTerGuy wrote 1 year ago: In this Gamasutra article, game designer Ian Bogost talks about performative play – play which has a … more →
Budget Hero
trippenbach wrote 1 year ago: This is a perfect example of how exploring an issue through play can make great journalism. Check ou … more →
A Brief Response to Ian Bogost Concerning GTA and Satire
Dave the Longwinded wrote 1 year ago: A short column by Ian Bogost at WaterCooler Games addresses a question concerning just how satirical … more →
Video: Using video games to tell the news
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Alfred Hermida wrote 1 year ago: Ian Bogost, associate professor at Georgia Institute of Technology and founding partner of Persuasiv … more →
Editorial Games are a viable business
Robert Rich wrote 1 year ago: Video games can be an example of “simulation meets political cartoons,” Ian Bogost , ass … more →
Week 1: What is this ritual-game-story thing?
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justine marie wrote 1 year ago: subtitle: Justine Doesn’t Quite Understand Procedural Rhetoric The procedure of video games is … more →
Amy Jussel, HASTAC, and MIT Press’ Open Access Books in the MacArthur Series
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John Rice wrote 1 year ago: I was familiar with Amy Jussel’s excellent Shaping Youth blog, because she linked to a post of mine … more →
CFP: 5th Annual Games For Change
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John Rice wrote 1 year ago: G4C CALL FOR PROPOSALS 2008 Games for Change is happy to announce a call for proposals for the 5th A … more →
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