Unit Operations: An Approach to Videogame Criticism
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...Systems seem to play an even more crucial role now more than ever, but they are a new kind of system: the spontaneous and complex result of multitudes rather than singular and absolute holisms” (Bogost, 2006)...
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...(Bogost, 2006) For Bogost, meaning emerges from the coupling of units without belonging to a larger holistic system....
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...However, as Heidegger’s suggestion advises, such operational structures must struggle to maintain their openness, to avoid collapsing into totalizing systems” (Bogost, 2006) This is a further distinction between the formal expression of combinatorial systems and parametric ones....
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...However, as Heidegger’s suggestion advises, such operational structures must struggle to maintain their openness, to avoid collapsing into totalizing systems” (Bogost, 2006)...
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...…role now more than ever, but they are a new kind of system: the spontaneous and complex result of multitudes rather than singular and absolute holisms” (Bogost, 2006) In the studies of combinatorial strategies, the research team has addressed these multitudes in design as granular assemblies....
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...Certainly games scholarship has grown, and become more rigorous and comparative, as, for example, Raessens and Goldstein (2005), Carr et al. (2006), Atkins and Krzywinska (2007) and Bogost (2008) demonstrate....
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...[12] For more information on procedural rhetorics see Bogost (2007). For video game rhetorics see Frasca (2007)....
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