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GAME DEVELOPMENT
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GAME DEVELOPMENT
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GAME STUDIES
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GAME DEVELOPMENT
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GAME STUDIES
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GAME DEVELOPMENT
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GAME STUDIES
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NON-FICTION
DEBUGGING GAME HISTORY: A CRITICAL LEXICON
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GAMING THE IRON CURTAIN
GAME STUDIES
PERSUASIVE GAMES: THE EXPRESSIVE POWER OF VIDEOGAMES
NON-FICTION
UNIT OPERATIONS: AN APPROACH TO VIDEOGAME CRITICISM
NON-FICTION
CODENAME REVOLUTION: THE NINTENDO WII PLATFORM
NON-FICTION
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