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Bryan Alexander

Marx, Debord, Wells and Duchamp « Pervasive Games: Theory and Design - 0 views

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    A nice brace of thinkers connected, however briefly, with gaming.
Ed Webb

BBC NEWS | Technology | Battling swine flu in cyberspace - 0 views

  • Dubbed "The Great Flu", the game is based on the threat that the emergence of a new flu virus and its rapid spread across the globe would pose to humanity. "The game is based on the need to increase public awareness to the threat posed by a pandemic and the measures in place to contain it," said Albert Osterhaus, head of virology at the Erasmus Medical Centre and one of the experts involved in creating the game.
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    Good catch. Disease games seem to be a standard form for education, now.
Ed Webb

Game Theory: Why World of Warcraft may be the future of the nation-state | Aleks Krotos... - 0 views

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    "These spaces threaten world order" - I've been waiting for the panic to start for a while, now.
Bryan Alexander

Spotlight on DML | Turning Point for Video Games with Learning Goals? - 1 views

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    Looking at progress and challenges in .edu gaming over the past 5 years. Notes here: http://let.blog.nitle.org/2009/06/23/progress-and-challenges-in-games-for-learning/
Ed Webb

Вне зоны комфорта - Fallout 2009 «Ничто человеческое» - 0 views

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    Fallout 2 ARG - fun!
Ed Webb

Serious Gaming and Simulations - the Power and Potential for Peacebuilders | United Sta... - 0 views

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    Shalom Staub spotted this - may be of interest to some of the group
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    Ed and I both had the opportunity to listen in to some of the sessions. We agreed that the most interesting and useful information for our community was presented by the developer of A Force More Powerful. A newly designed, open-source, game on conflict resolution will be released in November 2009. The open-source design will allow people to add real or imaginary conflict scenarios as game modules.
Bryan Alexander

Call For Papers: Foundations of Digital Games - 0 views

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    Coming up in June of 2010. Looks like a variety of content and format encourages (workshop, paper, poster, demos).
Bryan Alexander

Hightower Scholars professor promotes the study of video games - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review - 0 views

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    Depauw's Harry Brown works with kids and gaming in Pittsburgh. Go Harry!
Ed Webb

`Champions' to unleash virtual heroes and foes - Yahoo! News - 0 views

  • Launching next month, the new massively multiplayer online role-playing game "Champions Online" will let gamers create their own virtual superheroes.
  • "One of the things I like about having the `Champions' universe to play with is that players don't know what to expect," he said. "So they get to explore. They get to build, and they get to become the important heroes in the world, as opposed to having to live in the shadows of iconic characters that they've known and been reading about forever."
  • the hairy beast organically spawns in the game's Monster Island enclave and can only be taken down with a team of other superheroes.
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  • players can try to stop their adversary solo or invite other players to assist in throwing him in The Stronghold, a supervillain prison located in the game's virtual desert.
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