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Arsenault, Dominic. 2005. Abstract of Dynamic Range: When Game Design and Narratives Unite. Paper read at Changing Views: Worlds in Play: Proceedings of the 2005 Digital Games Research Association Conference at Vancouver.
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von: Max de Molière
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Pop. 3.54%
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de Castell, Suzanne and Jennifer Jenson. 2007. Worlds in Play: International Perspectives on Digital Games Research. Lang, Peter New York.
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von: Max de Molière
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Pop. 3.6%
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Crogan, Patrick. 2005. Playing Through: The Future of Alternative and Critical Game Projects. Paper read at Changing Views: Worlds in Play: Proceedings of the 2005 Digital Games Research Association Conference at Vancouver.
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von: Max de Molière
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Pop. 4.19%
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Gomes, Renata. 2005. The Design of Narrative as an Immersive Simulation. Paper read at Changing Views: Worlds in Play: Proceedings of the 2005 Digital Games Research Association Conference.
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von: Max de Molière
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Pop. 3.86%
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Heliö, Satu. 2005. Simulating the Storytelling Qualities of Life: Telling Stories with the Sims. Paper read at Changing Views: Worlds in Play: Proceedings of the 2005 Digital Games Research Association Conference.
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bearbeitet von: Gebhard Grelczak
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Pop. 96.05%
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Mateas, Michael. 2005. Build It to Understand It: Ludology Meets Narratology in Game Design Space. Paper read at Changing Views: Worlds in Play: Proceedings of the 2005 Digital Games Research Association Conference.
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von: Max de Molière
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Pop. 5.72%
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Pearce, Celia. 2005. Theory Wars: An Argument Against Arguments in the so-called Ludology/Narratology Debate. Paper read at Changing Views: Worlds in Play: Proceedings of the 2005 Digital Games Research Association Conference at Vancouver.
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von: Max de Molière
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Pop. 3.67%
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Warnes, Christopher. 2005. Baldur?s Gate and History: Race and Alignment in Digital Role Playing Games. Paper read at Changing Views: Worlds in Play: Proceedings of the 2005 Digital Games Research Association Conference.
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von: Max de Molière
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Pop. 3.52%
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