ComputerGamesJournal

A research and insight interface between video games teachers, researchers, students and developers. tCGJ is a Springer / apress title.

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Hope versus Reality

~ a futurist's reflection on the present situation
~ by the amateur biblical scholar

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Deadline for papers on game inaccessibility for tCGJ special edition is 31 December. Get them in soon! https://t.co/2S96d62IDg

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We've received 3 papers in the last week alone! Our recent marketing campaign is now paying off.

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Rafael de Albuquerque & Francisco Fialho. Fun and Games: Player Profiles.
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Buchan & Taylor. ...Factors Affecting Group Cohesion and Team Play in Multiplayer Online Battle Arenas (MOBAs).
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Colin Mathews & Nia Wearn. How Are Modern Games Marketed?
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Ashkan Namousi & David Svenningsson Kohl. Crowdsourcing in Video Games: The Motivational Factors of the Crowd.
https://t.co/Jjp14ECiCa

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CALL FOR PAPERS FOR 2018. Our 2017 volume is now complete, and we now seek innovative, well-written articles for next year's editions

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Brett Sherrick & Mike Schmierbach. The Effects of Evaluative Reviews on Market Success in the Video Game Industry.
https://t.co/8zepwRJfr7

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Andrew Gilbert. Crowdfunding Nostalgia: Kickstarter and the Revival of Classic PC Game Genres.
https://t.co/92Nh2B7m5C

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Rogers et al. Fun Versus Meaningful Video Game Experiences: A Qualitative Analysis of User Responses.
https://t.co/pWbWN0NOxa

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Connor et al. Evaluating the Impact of Procedurally Generated Content on Game Immersion.
https://t.co/o2TdbCsOSR

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Dave Renton. The Importance of Computer Games Development in the Computing Curriculum in Schools
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Gatzoulis et al. Planning for Computer Games Research and Industry: A Structured Dialogue Design Approach
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Lui et al. Design and Evaluation of PMS: A Computerized Simulation Game for Software Project Management
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Paul Bourke & Jeremy Green. Keeping it Real: Creating and Acquiring Assets for Serious Games
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Kaczmarczyk et al. An Educational Computer Game for Children Designed to Teach Them Safe Behavior…
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Michael Heron. Inaccessible through oversight: the need for inclusive game design
https://t.co/uAQQKL89Q4

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Michael Heron. “Likely to be eaten by a Grue” — the relevance of text games in the modern era.
https://t.co/NutR9gTyFF

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Michael Heron & Pauline Belford. Ethics, empathy and identification in game morality systems.
https://t.co/ZHo8NyEYS8