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Genre Trouble (sidebar)

by Espen Aarseth
by Espen Aarseth
05-19-2004
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Sidebar images from "Genre Trouble: Narrativism and the Art of Simulation."


5.sidebar.1ñ2. Two screenshots from the PDA version of Tomb Raider. (Eidos Interactive, Core Design)


5.sidebar.3. Screenshot from Rogue. (Taken by Jim Leonard.)

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