2014: History of Games International Conference Proceedings

Published: 2014-01-01

Introduction

Techno-industrial celebration, misinformation echo chambers, and the distortion cycle. An Introduction to the History of Games International Conference proceedings

Carl Therrien, Martin Picard

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Opening Keynote

The Ends of History and the Tyranny of the Algorithm

Stephen Kline

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Articles

Arcade-Style Game Design – Pinball’s Connections to Coin-Op Videogames

Christopher Lee DeLeon

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A History of Real-Time Strategy Gameplay From Decryption to Prediction Introducing the Actional Statement

Simon Dor

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Conserving Portal Defining and Documenting the Object

Kristin MacDonough

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Exhibiting The Hobbit A tale of memories and microcomputers

Helen Stuckey

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The Construction of Civilization

Eric Kaltman

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Looking at the history of video games through the prism of ludicisation processes

Sébastien Genvo

119-134
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The Casual Revolution of… 1987 Making adventure games accessible to the masses

Jonathan Lessard

135-155
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Round table

Unrepresented and Under-represented Video Game History

Mark J. P. Wolf

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Preserving Game History at The Strong’s International Center for the History of Electronic Games

Jon-Paul Dyson

162-167
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Interviews

Interview with Warren Spector

Carl Therrien

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Closing Keynote

Game Engines and Game History

Henry Lowood

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