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Ka As Shomin-Geki: Problematizing Videogame Studies William Huber 34 Rausch Street 401 San Francisco, CA 94103 USA +1 415 861 5863 [email protected]
Ka as shomin-geki: Problematizing videogame studies William Huber 34 Rausch Street 401 San Francisco, CA 94103 USA +1 415 861 5863 [email protected] ABSTRACT The paper addresses limitations of strictly interactive theories of videogame genre, proposes a supplementary, historicist inter-media alternative, and interprets the videogame Ka as a ludic worked based in the shomin-geki tradition of Japanese cinema. Keywords Japanese cultural history, videogame genre theory, shomin-geki, domesticity, intertextuality Rather than looking at videogames in general, this paper examines one game in particular as a cultural artifact: Ka, produced in Japan in 2001, and later released in the US and Europe as Mister Mosquito. By bringing a historicist sensibility to the study of individual games in the aftermath of the initial ludology/narratology formalist discussions, the purpose of this paper is to demonstrate a way to access videogames as texts in ways that recognize their inherent, media-specific structure as videogames, yet also explore their inevitable intertextualities. To begin with, I look at some general aspects of genre theory as they affect the study of games. I then turn to the game itself, breaking out the structure in a table of interactive and narrative events. An explanation of the shomin-geki comedy drama follows, with attention to how the texts of that genre react to historical changes in the discursive field it tracks, ultimately to include Ka in its concern with the ongoing construction of domesticity in Japan. By tracking genre-formation to historical anxieties within cultural practice, and seeing game-texts as participants in intertextual, thematic genres, we can better understand how they generate discursive positions within gameplay. -
Week 2: Game Theory // History & Origins // Industry Stats
NMED 3300(A) // Theory and Aesthetics of Digital Games Friday Genre Discussions / Play Sessions Schedule, Spring 2016 Mondays and Wednesdays will consist of lectures. Fridays will be broken into two sessions. The first will take place in W866 where we will discuss particular genres and look at select examples. The second session will take place in W560 and will consist of hands-on gameplay (1 hour) of the games covered earlier in class. Some Rules for W560 Usage: 1. Please be considerate of others in the lab and those working in adjacent offices/classrooms by keeping noise to a minimum, 2. Please note that food and drink are not allowed in W560, except water if it is contained in a non-spillable container (with a screw-top or sealable cap) 3. Only students with official access are allowed in these labs (you cannot bring friends into the lab, sorry), 4. Please be gentle with equipment, consoles, and peripherals as a lot of the equipment is David’s personal property and much of the equipment is old and getting more difficult (if not impossible) to replace. 5. Finally, do not leave discs in consoles and make sure consoles and televisions are turned off when you are finished and that the area where you were working is clean and tidy. Notes on Gameplay Sessions in W560: Please keep the volume of the monitors and verbalizations to a minimum. Have a look at each of the games listed for that week’s gameplay sessions by consulting reviews/criticism, gameplay video, screenshots. As many games are released on multiple platforms and are often emulated, make sure you are viewing information for the correct version (platform, year). -
Playstation Games
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Permainan Realitas Virtual Kehidupan Hewan Nyamuk Dari Sudut Pandang Orang Pertama Menggunakan Google Cardboard
erlu TUGAS AKHIR – KI141502 Permainan Realitas Virtual Kehidupan Hewan Nyamuk dari Sudut Pandang Orang Pertama menggunakan Google Cardboard KEN GENESIUS META BASUNDARA NRP 5113100114 Dosen Pembimbing Imam Kuswardayan, S.Kom., M.T. Dr. Eng. Darlis Herumurti, S.Kom., M.Kom. JURUSAN TEKNIK INFORMATIKA FAKULTAS TEKNOLOGI INFORMASI INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI SEPULUH NOPEMBER SURABAYA 2017 i i TUGAS AKHIR – KI141502 Permainan Realitas Virtual Kehidupan Hewan Nyamuk dari Sudut Pandang Orang Pertama menggunakan Google Cardboard KEN GENESIUS META BASUNDARA NRP 5113100114 Dosen Pembimbing Imam Kuswardayan, S.Kom., M.T. Dr. Eng. Darlis Herumurti, S.Kom., M.Kom. JURUSAN TEKNIK INFORMATIKA FAKULTAS TEKNOLOGI INFORMASI INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI SEPULUH NOPEMBER SURABAYA 2017 i (Halaman Ini Sengaja dikosongkan) ii FINAL PROJECT– KI141502 Virtual Reality Game of Mosquito’s Life from First Person View using Google Cardboard KEN GENESIUS META BASUNDARA NRP 5113100114 Advisor Imam Kuswardayan, S.Kom., M.T. Dr. Eng. Darlis Herumurti, S.Kom., M.Kom. DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATICS FACULTY OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SEPULUH NOPEMBER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SURABAYA 2017 iii (Halaman Ini Sengaja dikosongkan) iv PERMAINAN REALITAS VIRTUAL KEHIDUPAN HEWAN NYAMUK DARI SUDUT PANDANG ORANG PERTAMA MENGGUNAKAN GOOGLE CARDBOARD Tugas Akhir Diajukan Untuk Memenuhi Salah Satu Syarat Memperoleh Gelar Sarjana Komputer pada Rumpun Mata Kuliah Interaksi, Grafika, dan Seni Program Studi S-1 Jurusan Teknik Informatika Fakultas Teknologi Informasi Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember Oleh: KEN GENESIUS -
Case 2:08-Cv-00157-MHW-MRA Document 64-6 Filed 03/05/10 Page 1 of 306 Case 2:08-Cv-00157-MHW-MRA Document 64-6 Filed 03/05/10 Page 2 of 306
Case 2:08-cv-00157-MHW-MRA Document 64-6 Filed 03/05/10 Page 1 of 306 Case 2:08-cv-00157-MHW-MRA Document 64-6 Filed 03/05/10 Page 2 of 306 JURISDICTION AND VENUE 3. Jurisdiction is predicated upon 28 U.S.C. §§ 1331, 1338(a) and (b), and 1367(a). As the parties are citizens of different states and as the matters in controversy exceed the sum or value of seventy-five thousand dollars ($75,000.00), exclusive of interest and costs, this court also has jurisdiction over the state-law claims herein under 28 U.S.C. § 1332. 4. David Allison’s claims arise in whole or in part in this District; Defendant operates and/or transacts business in this District, and Defendant has aimed its tortious conduct in whole or in part at this District. Accordingly, venue is proper under 28 U.S.C. §§ 1391(b) and (c), and 1400(a). PARTIES 5. David Allison is a sole proprietorship with its principal place of business located in Broomfield, Colorado, and operates a website located at www.cheatcc.com. David Allison owns the exclusive copyrights to each of the web pages posted at www.cheatcc.com, as fully set forth below. 6. The true name and capacity of the Defendant is unknown to Plaintiff at this time. Defendant is known to Plaintiff only by the www.Ps3cheats.com website where the infringing activity of the Defendant was observed. Plaintiff believes that information obtained in discovery will lead to the identification of Defendant’s true name. -
Sony Playstation 2
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UC Berkeley UC Berkeley Electronic Theses and Dissertations
UC Berkeley UC Berkeley Electronic Theses and Dissertations Title At Home Everywhere: Empowerment Fantasies in the Domestication of Videogames Permalink https://escholarship.org/uc/item/2xz3k527 Author Goetz, Christopher James Publication Date 2016 Peer reviewed|Thesis/dissertation eScholarship.org Powered by the California Digital Library University of California At Home Everywhere: Empowerment Fantasies in the Domestication of Videogames By Christopher James Goetz A dissertation submitted in partial satisfaction of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Film and Media and the Designated Emphasis in New Media in the Graduate Division of the University of California, Berkeley Committee in charge: Professor Kristen Whissel, Chair Professor Linda Williams Associate Professor Abigail De Kosnik Summer 2016 At Home Everywhere: Empowerment Fantasies in the Domestication of Videogames © 2016 by Christopher James Goetz 1 Abstract At Home Everywhere: Empowerment Fantasies in the Domestication of Videogames By Christopher James Goetz Doctor of Philosophy in Film and Media and the Designated Emphasis in New Media University of California, Berkeley Professor Kristen Whissel, Chair This dissertation engages conversations about the meaning and function of videogames within domestic spaces in 1990s and 2000s convergence culture. The introductory chapter discusses fantasy as a constituent of domesticity, and makes a case for how fantasy can be thought of as a bridge for videogame formalism and research into the context of play. It begins by discussing the “rhetorics of play” in game studies along with videogame medium specificity, introducing the notion of empowerment fantasy in relation to a rhetoric of frivolity, and providing a historical sketch of the arcade spaces where games were played before they were a primarily domestic phenomenon. -
2003 IGDA Online Games White Paper
IGDA Online Games White Paper 2nd Edition – March 2003 Written by the IGDA Online Games Committee Alex Jarett Committee Chairman Jon Estanislao Committee Vice-Chairman and Editor Elonka Dunin Editor Jennifer MacLean Market Overview Section Editor Brian Robbins Business Models Section Editor David Rohrl Production and Design Section Editor John Welch Game Technology Section Editor Jeferson Valadares Online Publishers Section Editor IGDA Online Games White Paper - 2003 FORWARD It is generally accepted now that the Internet and online games provide a tremendous opportunity for new forms of entertainment and for growing the game market at large. With the massive success of online games, ranging from games such as EverQuest to Bejeweled to Pogo and Shockwave, it's pretty clear that this opportunity is real and here to stay. Online features are now starting to take hold in the console wars. It's no longer a question of whether the console world will embrace online, but how much. For the independent developer, the online world offers opportunities ranging from contrarian business models, to a less risky way to try out new ideas, to simply a way to work on different and cool projects. But the independent developer is at a strategic disadvantage when it comes to the online world. Without access to research on what's actually happening in online, a developer can quickly find that any investments made will not get the returns needed. How many developers do you know who are working on the next “great” massively multiplayer game, but don't have any real idea how that game is going to find a market? This project was designed to fill the information void. -
Theescapist 018.Pdf
Over the past week, I have been What makes me especially happy about “A man’s work is in danger of inundated with responses to last week’s this past issue is that people all over the deteriorating when he thinks he has issue. I must say, as an editor, this is web are having intelligent, reasoned found the one best formula for doing it. absolutely thrilling. Many of you have discussions about that “something” – If he thinks that, he is likely to feel that called for some manner of response to about why more women are not involved all he needs is merely to go on To the Editor: I greatly enjoyed several articles from the “Girl Power” in gaming. This is surely a good step in repeating himself. […] so long as a “Women in Games” by Chris Crawford. issue. Others just wished to express the right direction, toward balancing the person is searching for better ways of His article quickly pinpoints the major distaste or agreement with a writer’s scales of the gaming population, at least doing his work, he is fairly safe.” problems with getting women involved in words. Thank you to all those who wrote, in the realm of gender. games. I’ve always found it significantly both to me, and on your own blogs and In an effort to continue this ideal of easier to get girls interested in The Sims sites, about our issue on women in This minor rumbling among gamers and eschewing complacency and studying than it is to engage them in a riveting gaming. -
On the Subject of Play: Digital Game-Play As Models of Ideologies
ON THE SUBJECT OF PLAY: DIGITAL GAME-PLAY AS MODELS OF IDEOLOGIES L.A.W.J. DE WILDT / 0615196 RESEARCH MASTER THESIS LITERARY STUDIES FACULTY OF HUMANITIES LEIDEN UNIVERSITY SUPERVISOR: PROF. DR. F.W.A. KORSTEN (LEIDEN UNIVERSITY / ERASMUS UNIVERSITY ROTTERDAM) SECOND READER: DR. RENÉ GLAS (UTRECHT UNIVERSITY) 12 JUNE 2014 2 ABSTRACT Digital games provide a fruitful comparison to ideologies because they resemble ideologies as an organizing structure entered into and because they serve as a systematic test case for alternatively organized (ideological) worlds. They do so perhaps more so than linear narrative media, as game-play presents both fictional worlds, systems and a spect-actor present as participatory agent. By addressing the structural parallels between ideology and digital games as organizations of quasi-natural conventions, I argue in this thesis that games have the capacity to model, propose and reflect on ideologies. Comparing roughly twenty years of scholarship on ideological play, ludology, narratology, game design, proceduralism and play-centred studies, I argue that games dynamically present stylized simulations of a possible world, occurring to the subject of play in a here-and-now that at once grants autonomy while doing so in a paradoxically rigid structure of affordances, constraints and desires. That subject of play, meanwhile, is split between played subject (the presented avatar and the game’s content), the playing subject as demanded by the ludic power structure of rules and the interpreting subject that is tasked to understand and inform the process of game-play. Through close analyses of Cart Life, the Stanley Parable and Spec Ops: the Line I argue for game-play as a dialectical process, past academic scholarship that posits either games as procedural systems of interpellation or play as mythical unrestrained creativity. -
At Home Everywhere: Empowerment Fantasies in the Domestication of Videogames
At Home Everywhere: Empowerment Fantasies in the Domestication of Videogames By Christopher James Goetz A dissertation submitted in partial satisfaction of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Film and Media and the Designated Emphasis in New Media in the Graduate Division of the University of California, Berkeley Committee in charge: Professor Kristen Whissel, Chair Professor Linda Williams Associate Professor Abigail De Kosnik Summer 2016 At Home Everywhere: Empowerment Fantasies in the Domestication of Videogames © 2016 by Christopher James Goetz 1 Abstract At Home Everywhere: Empowerment Fantasies in the Domestication of Videogames By Christopher James Goetz Doctor of Philosophy in Film and Media and the Designated Emphasis in New Media University of California, Berkeley Professor Kristen Whissel, Chair This dissertation engages conversations about the meaning and function of videogames within domestic spaces in 1990s and 2000s convergence culture. The introductory chapter discusses fantasy as a constituent of domesticity, and makes a case for how fantasy can be thought of as a bridge for videogame formalism and research into the context of play. It begins by discussing the “rhetorics of play” in game studies along with videogame medium specificity, introducing the notion of empowerment fantasy in relation to a rhetoric of frivolity, and providing a historical sketch of the arcade spaces where games were played before they were a primarily domestic phenomenon. It argues that the videogame precursor, arcade pinball, was understood and validated through a rhetoric of power, skill, and control, and a corresponding “sports masculinity.” This is consequential for how we think of what gaming, as a business and cultural phenomenon, inherited from discourses on the threat and function of arcade spaces. -
What Defines Video Game Genre? Thinking About Genre Study After the Great Divide
Loading… The Journal of the Canadian Game Studies Association Vol 5(8): 29-49 http://loading.gamestudies.ca What Defines Video Game Genre? Thinking about Genre Study after the Great Divide David A. Clearwater Dept. of New Media, University of Lethbridge [email protected] Abstract This essay explores questions concerning genre theory as they can be applied to videogames and interactive entertainment. The essay begins by discussing some of the limitations of current videogame genre theory by looking at the ‘narrative vs. ludology’ debate and considering its effect on videogame studies. Against this backdrop, the current state of videogame genre theory is discussed in more detail. Next, the state of genre theory and practice in other fields of inquiry is explored, especially those aspects which are applicable to a modern audio-visual medium such as videogames. Finally, the essay concludes with a series of recommendations about the future path of videogame genre study. Author Keywords Genre theory; videogame genre. Introduction: The Question of Boundaries In his discussion of how Halo: Combat Evolved mixes genre conventions, Aki Jarvinen playfully admits that: “Even though a ludologist deserves a slap in the face every time s/he compares a game to a movie, I cannot help myself…” (Jarvinen, 2002, para. 6). I mention this casual remark since, in a way, it speaks to how videogame studies has been affected by a larger theoretical debate concerning the essence of video games as a medium: the ‘narrative vs. ludology’ debate. Ludologists have argued that gameplay is paramount. The role of the player and his or her decisions and actions distinguish videogames from any other medium.