The Internet and the Web - Bryn Mawr Computer Science - Bryn ...
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Gaming Culture• ‘Gaming studies’ emerging field• Ludology vs. Narratology debate• Game as just ano<strong>the</strong>r ‘text’ (Bolter<strong>and</strong> Grusin)• Games as games, with own rules,etc. (Aarseth)– http://gamestudies.org– “Allegorithm” (Galloway 2006: 91-92): Control allegory– Not <strong>the</strong> particular content, but <strong>the</strong>algorithmic logic of computergames– Example: Civilization dubiousethnocentric representations, moreproblematic is <strong>the</strong> way it reduceseverything to quantifiable bits ofinformation– Players internalise <strong>the</strong> ‘rules’ of <strong>the</strong>program