Egy letűnt műfaj? A fantasy izometrikus szerepjátékok eltűnésének lehetséges okai a 2000-es évek elején

In my research I have investigated the subject of isometric role-playing games of the early 2000s. The fact that the above mentioned subgenre, namely the fantasy isometric role-playing games has started to reappear during the 2010s and by the end of the decade due to the increasing popularity of Kickstarter and its impact on indie game development, the subgenre had partially been able to reclaim its mainstream status, is the starting point of my investigation. In this regard emerges the question: why have this specific subgenre disappeared in the first place? This question is one of the main foci of my article, while additionally, I also argue that what might seem a gap or a discontinuity within the history of the subgenre, should instead be interpreted as a transformation due to the impact of different processes such as the cinematization to the video game industry during this period of time

Loci Memoriae Hungaricae

Miklós Takács: Preface - 7 ; 1. Theoretical reflections ; Zsófia O. Réti: Memory of Networks, Networks of Memory - 10 ; Gábor Palkó: The Phenomenon of “Linked Data” from a Media Archaeological Perspective - 23 ; 2. Digital Memory in Everyday Life ; Norbert Krek: Lieux de Mémoire and Video Games: Mnemonic Representations of the Second World War in First Person Shooter Games of the Early Twenty-first Century - 32 ; Antti Vallius: Landscapes of Belonging: Visual Memories in the Digital Age - 43 ; László Z. Karvalics: Defining Two Types of Cultural “Micro-heritage”: Objects, Knowledge Dimensions and a Quest for Novel Memory Institutions - 58 ; 3. New Media for Old Ideologies Tuija Saresma: Circulating the Origin Myth of Western Civilization – The Racial Imagery of the ‘Men of the North’ as an Imaginary Heritage in White Supremacist Blogs - 68 ; Klára Sándor: Versions of Folk History Representing Group Identities: The Battle for the Masternarrative - 82 ; 4. Rethinking Hungarian Collective Memory Katalin Bódi: Image and Imagination: The Changing Role of Art from the Nineteenth Century to the Present in Hungarian National Memory - 92 ; Zsófia Fellegi: Digital Philology on the Semantic Web: Publishing Hungarian Avant-garde Magazines - 105 ; Norbert Baranyai: Cult, Gossip, Memory—Aspects of Mediating Culture in Krisztián Nyáry’s Portraits of Writers in Facebook Posts - 117 ; Notes on Contributors - 127 ; Index - 13

Ian Bogost: Befolyásoló játékok: A videojátékok kifejező ereje, I. fejezet: Procedurális retorika (részlet)

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