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The State of Play

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Daniel Goldberg and Linus Larsson's edited volume "The State of Play" offers an insightful examination of video game culture. Sixteen authors including media journalists, Internet celebrities, and game developers the high risks of gaming in this book. Video games are more than just pastimes. They are mediums for artistic expression and conversations on gender, racism, and class politics. A must-read for anybody curious about how gaming is changing the landscape of cultural expression.

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Daniel Goldberg

Daniel Goldberg is a Swedish writer on technology and the internet who works closely with journalist Linus Larsson. The pair edited The State of Play, published by Seven Stories Press under the fuller title The State of Play: Creators and Critics on Video Game Culture.

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First published
2015
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Pages
205
Language
English
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