We used to play that! Video games in a globalized world.

Francisco Ortega; Jorgelina Orfila

We used to play that! Video games in a globalized world.

Francisco Ortega (Other), Jorgelina Orfila (Other)

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Abstract

The exhibit presents a historical and cultural evolution of video games and ephemera starting in the 1970s. The 200 (+) artifacts are separated by globalized, localized and glocalized clusters. It was organized in collaboration with the Learning Game Initiative, the TTU Museum, and the TTU Humanities Center.

Original language	English
State	Published - Aug 2018

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