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Nicolò Pellegatta ha da poco pubblicato sul portale Everyeye.it un articolo di cui al titolo sopra.
Trattazione polivalente, corredata di alcune mie citazioni e consigli di lettura per un approccio ancora più accademico, Pellegatta sviscera con approccio serio e deciso alcune delle problematiche più diffuse che gravitano attorno alla questione morte nei/dei videogiochi.
Di seguito un breve estratto.
"All' interno del colorito mondo videoludico la Death is never final. Defeat is always accompanied by three ellipses and a sharp point and never again.
Most of the games are trying to accomplish the task of promoting the time spent in the company and never debase it (on pain of termination of the lucrative contract with the developers).
But the question is impossible to reach a certain death is a serious affair, with seemingly unassailable and irrefutable.
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The concept of death in games is different from the death of video games, and even the distinction should not be explained: it is certain that the defeat and the demise (temporary) of a digital character can be connected to the to a general impoverishment and flattening of the sense of challenge in the challenges posed to the player. "
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