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Alberto Alvisi, Alessandro Narduzzo & Marco Zamarian
Squint-Eyed Strategies for Success: Playstation and the Power of Unexpected Consequences

Julian Barker
An Investigation of Play Studies

Will Brooker
The Many Lives of the Jetman: A Case Study in Video Game Analysis

Andrew Burn
Final Fantasy: Multimodal Competences in Player Engagement

Diane Carr
Play Dead: Planescape Torment, Horror and RPG's

Mia Consalvo
Hot Dates and Fairy-Tale Romances: Studying Sexuality in Videogames

Marinka Copier
Is Gaming Just for Kids? Elderly People do Play Games!

Jon Dovey
Intertextual Tie Ups: When Narratology Met Ludology

Hardy Dreier
Windowing and Versioning: The Power of Combination

Timothy Dumbleton
Becta's Computer Games in Education project: How Can Computer Games Influence New Software for Schools?

Johannes Fromme
Computer Games as a Part of Children's Culture

Seth Giddings
Playing with Theory: The Technological Imaginary and a 'New Media Studies'

Ole Ertløv Hansen
A Cognitive Theoretical Approach to Computer Games and the Aesthetics of Repetition

Jeroen Jansz
Why is Violent Appealing to Male Gamers?

Jesper Juul
Protect Your Resource Gathering Units At All Cost: Sketching a Theory of Gameplay

Helen Kennedy
Gender, Technicity and Play: Girl Gamers and Online Methodologies

Aphra Kerr
Producing Players Not Games: The Digital Games Industry in Ireland

Jai Kim, Jay Chung & Tae Kim
Foreign Market Entry Strategies of Korean Online Game Developers

Graeme Kirkpatrick
Games and Culture

Friedrich Krotz
Computer Games as a Form of Computer Mediated Communication and the Changing Images of Childhood

Tanya Krzywinska
Constructions of Tension in Horror-Based Videogames

Julian Kücklich
Neverending Stories - Perspectives of Computer Game Philology

Philippe Larrue, William Lazonick & Mary O'Sullivan
European Competitors in the Video Game Industry: Venture Creation and Enterprise Growth in France and Britain

Ho Lee, Eric Kozlowski, Scott Lenker & Sugih Jamin
Synchronization and Cheat-Proofing Protocol for Real-Time Mulitplayer Games

Andrew Mactavish
Mods, Gods, and Creative Computer Gameplay

Tony Manninen & Tomi Kujanpää
Interaction Forms in Multi-player Games

Alison McMahan
Consoles versus Content: The Battle at Sega

Dorina Miron, Brian Brantley, Lucian Dinu, Barry Smith & John Chisholm
Effects of Individual/Team Playing and Constructive/Destructive Goal on Players' Scores on the Game and on Social Desirability, Individualism, and Coping Style Scales

Dorina Miron & Mary Ellen Maxwell
The Impact of Videogame Playing on Children's Learning of Prosocial Scripts from Edutainment

Anna Mullally
The way we tell 'em: Children, Narrative and ICT

Simon Egenfeldt-Nielsen
Games and Learning: The Case of the Trojan Horse

Nicolas Nova
Awareness Tools: Lessons from First-Person Shooter Games

Stina Nylander & Annika Waern
Platform-Independent Interaction for Online Game Services

Anja Rau
All Your Game Are Belong to Us - Computer Games and Online-Marketing

Xavier Retaux & Juliette Rouchier
Realism vs Surprise and Coherence: Different Aspect of Playability in Computer Games

Gareth Schott
Moving between the Spectral and Material Plane: Interactivity in Social Play with Computer Games

Piotr Sitarski
Play It Again: Repetitions in Computer Games

Gitte Stald
Meeting in the Combat Zone. Online Multiplayer Computer Games as Spaces for Social and Cultural Encounters

Axel Stockburger
HEAD LEFT - CLIMB UP - JUMP IN: What do Walkthrough texts reveal about representational navigable spaces in computer games?

Susana Pajares Tosca
Games ARE the New Black

Bo Kampmann Walther
Gaming and Playing: Reflections and Classifications

Markus Wiemker
"Where does reality stop... and the game begin?" - Postmodern media-reality - a sociological analysis of media discourses, cultures of simulations and gaming future exemplified by the film eXistenZ (1998) from David Cronenberg

Pierre Wilhelm
Videogame Ratings and Regulation in the United States

Dmitri Williams
The Social Construction of Video Games

Dmitri Williams
Structure and Competition in the U.S. Home Video Game Industry

Hong-Sik Yu
Effects of Competitive Videogame Playing on Players' Affects and Self-Ascribed Toughness

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