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The Development Of First-Person-Shooter Video Games In The Early 1990s

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Book The Development Of First-Person-Shooter Video Games In The Early 1990s Janie Wilson-Cook
Libristo code: 02938079
Publishers LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, February 2016
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Janie Wilson-Cook, digital artist and art historian, became intrigued by first-person shooter video games as the technology to create them arrived in the early 1990s. By combining art history and visual culture, Ms. Wilson-Cook delves into the influences and impetus for the young programmers of that time, without formalized instruction, to create a genre synthesizing virtual reality with gaming. She investigates the question: "Are video games a true form of art and worthy of formalized study?" Finally, if gaming, as a genre, is an art form onto itself where does it fall within the scope of art criticism and history? Includes many screen shots from early games, and art or movies that influenced the genre.

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Full name The Development Of First-Person-Shooter Video Games In The Early 1990s
Language English
Binding Book - Paperback
Date of issue 2016
Number of pages 80
EAN 9783659835438
Libristo code 02938079
Weight 137
Dimensions 150 x 220 x 5
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