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  • Rated M for Mature: Sex and Sexuality in Video Games

    Rated M for Mature by Wysocki, Matthew; Lauteria, Evan W.;

    Sex and Sexuality in Video Games

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    Hosszú leírás:

    The word sex has many implications when it is used in connection with video games. As game studies scholars have argued, games are player-driven experiences. Players must participate in processes of play to move the game forward. The addition of content that incorporates sex and/or sexuality adds complexity that other media do not share.

    Rated M for Mature further develops our understanding of the practices and activities of video games, specifically focusing on the intersection of games with sexual content. From the supposed scandal of "Hot Coffee" to the emergence of same-sex romance options in RPGs, the collection explores the concepts of sex and sexuality in the area of video games.

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    Acknowledgements

    Notes on the Contributors

    Introduction
    Evan W. Lauteria (University of California, Davis, USA) and Matthew Wysocki (Flagler College, USA)

    The (R)Evolution of Video Games and Sex

    Intergenerational Tensions: Of Sex and the Hardware Cycle.
    Rob Gallagher (King's College London, UK)

    Beyond Rapelay: Self-regulation in the Japanese Erotic Video Game Industry
    Jérémie Pelletier-Gagnon (University of Alberta, Canada), and Martin Picard (University of Montreal, Canada)

    Assuring Quality: Early-1990s Nintendo Censorship and the Regulation of Queer Sexuality and Gender
    Evan W. Lauteria (University of California, Davis, USA)

    The Newest Significant Medium: Brown v. EMA and the 21st Century Status of Video Game Regulation
    Zach Saltz (University of Kansas, USA)

    Explicit Sexual Content in Early Console Video Games
    Dan Mills (Georgia Highlands College, USA)

    Video Games and Sexual (Dis)Embodiment

    The Strange Case of the Misappearance of Sex in Videogames
    Tanya Krzywinska (Falmouth University, UK).

    Let's Play Master and Servant: BDSM and Directed Freedom in Game Design
    Victor Navarro-Remesal (Centre d´Ensenyament Superior Alberta Giménez, Spain), and Shaila García-Catalán (Universitat Jaume I de Castelló, Spain)

    Countergaming's Porn Parodies, Hard Core and Soft
    Diana Pozo (University of California, Santa Barbara, USA)

    Casual Sex: Sex as Currency Within Video Games
    Casey Hart (Stephen F. Austin State University, USA)

    "Embraced Eternity" Lately? Mislabeling and Subversion of Sexuality Labels through the Asari in the Mass Effect Trilogy.
    Summer Glassie (Old Dominion University, USA)


    Systems/Spaces of Sexual (Im)Possibilities

    Playing for Intimacy: Love, Lust, and Desire in the Pursuit of Embodied Design.
    Aaron Trammell (Rutgers University, USA), and Emma Leigh Waldron (Rutgers University, USA)

    It's Not Just the Coffee That's Hot: Modding Sexual Content in Video Games
    Matthew Wysocki (Flagler College, USA)

    "Death by Scissors": Gay Fighter Supreme and the Sexuality That Isn't Sexual
    Bridget Kies (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USA)

    Iterative Romance and Button-Mashing Sex: Gameplay Design and Video Games' Nice Guy Syndrome
    Nicholas Ware (University of Central Florida, USA)

    Climbing the Heterosexual Maze: Catherine and Queering Spatiality in Gaming
    Jordan Youngblood (University of Florida, USA)

    Assessing Player-Connected Versus Player-Disconnected Sex Acts in Video Games
    Brent Kice (Frostburg State University, USA)

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