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Further Reading
Game On: The History and Culture of Videogames, Lucien King, ed. (see page 426)
Recommended:
"Gaming the System: Multi-player Worlds Online," J. C. Herz "Pokémon as Japanese Culture?" Masuyama "Game Systems: Part I, II, III," by Ron Hale-Evans <www.thegamesjour-nal.com/articles/GameSystems1.shtml> In this three-part series, game designer Ron Hale-Evans explores the concept of a game system: a set of components (like a deck of cards) that function together to form a variety of different games. His investigation includes a range of lesser-known and fascinating game systems. Although Hale-Evans focuses on paper-based games, his discussion has relevance for an exploration of the mod culture of digital games. Textual Poachers: Television Fans and Participatory Culture, by Henry Jenkins In his study of media fan culture, Jenkins represents media fans within a player-as-producer paradigm: actively constructing their own objects and meanings from borrowed materials. Jenkins' study is of particular relevance to the culture of hacks, mods, and cheats emerging from open source games. Recommended:
Chapter 1:"Get a Life!": Fans, Poachers, and Nomads Chapter 5: Scribbling in the Margins Chapter 7:"Layers of Meaning": Fan Music Videos and the Poetics of Poaching
