Video Games and the Humanities

Hot Tubs and Pac-Man

Gender and the Early Video Game Industry in the United States (1950s–1980s)

Video Games and Spatiality in American Studies

Shaping the Past

Counterfactual History and Game Design Practice in Digital Strategy Games

Teaching the Middle Ages through Modern Games

Using, Modding and Creating Games for Education and Impact

Rockstar Games and American History

Promotional Materials and the Construction of Authenticity

Delicious Pixels

Food in Video Games

World Is Born From Zero

Understanding Speculation and Video Games

Dual Wield

The Interplay of Poetry and Video Games

Expressive Space

Embodying Meaning in Video Game Environments

Women in Historical and Archaeological Video Games

White Mythic Space

Racism, the First World War, and ›Battlefield 1‹

Video Games as Art

A Communication-Oriented Perspective on the Relationship between Gaming and the Art

(Not) In the Game

History, Paratexts, and Games

Playing with Home Computers

How Anonymous Computer Users Shaped the Computer and Video Game Scenes in Spain

End-Game

Apocalyptic Video Games, Contemporary Society, and Digital Media Culture

Playing American

Open-World Videogames and the Reproduction of American Culture

›Assassin’s Creed‹ in the Classroom

History’s Playground or a Stab in the Dark?

White Mythic Space

Racism, the First World War, and ›Battlefield 1‹

Expressive Space

Embodying Meaning in Video Game Environments

World Is Born From Zero

Understanding Speculation and Video Games

Mytholudics

Games and Myth

Delicious Pixels

Food in Video Games

Video Games and Spatiality in American Studies

Dual Wield

The Interplay of Poetry and Video Games

Women in Historical and Archaeological Video Games

Video Game Ecologies and Culture

Shaping the Past

Counterfactual History and Game Design Practice in Digital Strategy Games

Teaching the Middle Ages through Modern Games

Using, Modding and Creating Games for Education and Impact

Rockstar Games and American History

Promotional Materials and the Construction of Authenticity