Ruffino, Paolo and Carbone, Marco Benoit
(2014)
Introduction: Games and subcultural theory.
GAME Games as Art Media Entertainment journal, 1
(3).
pp. 5-22.
ISSN 2280-7705
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Abstract
This issue of GAME Journal offers an overview and a series of case studies
on video games from the point of view of subcultural theory. There has
been little work in game studies from this perspective, which offers a
theoretical frame for the ever growing complexity of the audiences involved
with the medium of the video game. The study of subcultures on the other
hand has a long standing and complex tradition which culminates in what
has been recently defined as the “post-subcultural” theoretical scenario
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