What Games May Come?

Posted on | September 29, 2006 | No Comments

Jane McGonigle – game designer and researcher – has some really interesting insights into the Lost (and, I would posit, all shows of the Myopic Epic type I wrote about yesterday), and how they behave a bit like games in the way they build communities among perhaps otherwise disparate groups. Now she’s gone and forced me to hate TV less. This may get me kicked out of the Crochety Theatre Snob Club.

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