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Tag: xenoblade

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“It Won’t Stop Getting Louder”: What Video Games Can Learn From Musicals

Featured Author Nathan Randall argues that video games have a lot to learn from musicals.

By Nathan Randall, 10 years ago June 18, 2015
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Video Games versus Cinema: Comparing “Xenoblade Chronicles” to “Stranger than Fiction.”

Are there some stories that can ONLY be coherently told through the medium of video games? Read on to find out.

By Aaron Suduiko, 10 years ago March 29, 2015
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Finding Your Monad: “Xenoblade” and Leibniz.

The payoff of four months analyzing "Majora's Mask," and a look at what makes the storytelling of "Xenoblade" remarkable.

By Aaron Suduiko, 10 years ago February 10, 2015

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