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Archive for March 16, 2005
Games and Stories
March 16, 2005 by sean.
“Do games tell stories? Answering this should tell us both how to study games and who should study them. The affirmative answer suggests that games are easily studied from within existing paradigms. The negative implies that we must start afresh.” /Games Studies 0101/
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