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Vol. 4 No. 1: July 2022

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Articles

  • Fixing the Past
    Memory Tourism, Multiraciality, and White Innocence in Video Games
    Amanda Phillips
  • The Bootleg Connection
    Micro Genius and the Transnational Circulation of Early Clone Consoles
    Ian Larson

Interviews

  • Lighting Up Games
    An Interview with Vivian Ding
    David Wolinsky
  • “Nothing Was Happening, Until All of a Sudden Everything was Happening”
    Conversations with Sam Dicker, Developer of Defender and Sinistar at Williams Electronics, Inc.
    Alexander John Daniel Mirowski

Materials

  • How I Modeled Guy Debord's Brain in Software
    Alexander R. Galloway
  • Playing with "Real Women"
    A Sexual Prehistory of Realism in Video Games
    Bo Ruberg
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