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Perspectives on the European Videogame / Games and Play ; Frontmatter -- Table of Contents -- Prologue -- Introduction -- Part I National Stories -- 1. National Games: Spanish Games of the 1980s -- 2. From Le Vampire Fou to Billy la Banlieue : Genre, Influences and Social Commentary in 1980s French Videogames -- 3. Finnish Fuck Games: A Lost Historical Footnote -- 4. Adopting an Orphaned Platform : The Second Life of the Sharp MZ-800 in Czechoslovakia -- 5. Cuthbert Goes Cloning : Ports, Platforms, and the Dragon 32 Microcomputer -- Part II Transnational Approaches -- 6. Masterpiece! Auteurism and European Videogames -- 7. Playing European Comic Books : The Videogame Adaptations of Astérix and Tintin, 1993–1997 -- 8. Existential Ludology and Peter Wessel Zapffe -- 9. Europe Simulates Europe : How European Analogue Games Frame their Own Identity -- 10. Naturalist Tendency in European Narrative Games -- Conclusions (for now) -- Index |
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