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CGS: Conversations in Game Studies

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by Ádám Hushegyi

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Conversations in Game Studies is a series of talks with scholars who research video games in their academic work, covering specific areas of research, as well as game studies in a broader context.

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4/28/2023

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Episode thumbnail for CGS Shorts - Unity Engine's Fall from Grace

May 28, 2024

CGS Shorts - Unity Engine's Fall from Grace

<p>Chris J. Young (University of Toronto) talks about the recent woes of Unity and how they could impact the future of the company that was once hailed as the champion of independent videogame development. </p>

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April 2, 2024

Conversations in Game Studies (CGS) #7: Chris Young - Video Games and Libraries

<p>With the disappearance of a large number of video games, archiving titles is becoming essential for the future of game studies. Chris J. Young, Head of Collections and Digital Scholarship at the University of Toronto Mississauga Library, describes his institution's trailblazing efforts in video game conservation with the Syd Bolton Collection and the unique opportunities and challenges that come with integrating video games into the world of libraries.</p>

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November 2, 2023

Conversations in Game Studies (CGS) #6: Kristian Bjørkelo - Is There Too Much D&D?

<p>Kristian A. Bjørkelo (University of Bergen) discusses the prevalence of Dungeons and Dragons in game scholarship and how the overt focus on D&amp;D games and players may be unwittingly contributing to the monopoly of Wizards of the Coast (and its parent company Hasbro) on the roleplaying scene.</p><p>Link to original article:<br>https://eludamos.org/index.php/eludamos/article/view/6981</p><p>To follow Kristian on social media:<br>https://twitter.com/madmullah<br>https://www.instagram.com/madmullahhastur/</p>

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