The War to End All Wars: Popular Representations of History of the First World War in Video Games
Abstract:
This paper focuses on study of the popular representations of history of the First World War in video games. Despite a growing body of literature on the history of video games, scholars largely neglect the representations of
history in the games. This paper traces the inherent historicity in the
creation of World War I video games, as well as trying to reach an
understanding of how popular medias like video games could persuade and
shape the popular imagination in the public 'memory'.
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