Digital games as history : how video games represent the past and offer access to historical practice
ShareCopied to clipboardDigital games as history : how video games represent the past and offer access to historical practice is a book. It was written by Adam Chapman and published by Routledge in 2016.
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- author: Adam Chapman
- publication date: 2016
- book publisher: Routledge
- book series: Routledge advances in game studies
- book subjects: History-Philosophy, Video games-Social aspects, History-Methodology
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