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Routledge Culture of Digital Fighting Games: Performance & Practice

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Description

This book explores the intricate world of competitive fighting games, examining how players worldwide form communities across real and virtual spaces whilst engaging in tournament play and online competition. It investigates the cultural logic binding fighting game communities together, exploring how shared playstyles, competitive practices, and community dynamics shape player identity and our understanding of esports culture. Drawing on observations from major fighting game events, the work provides insight into what connects players globally, how communities form both online and offline, and what competitive gaming reveals about modern gaming culture and digital identity.

Key Features

Examines the complex cultural network of digital fighting games and competitive player communities.

Analyses how players form communities in both real and virtual spaces through tournament attendance and online play.

Explores the shared playstyle logic and cultural threads that unite fighting game competitors worldwide.

Informed by observations from major fighting game events, offering grounded insights into esports culture.

Published by Routledge in their Studies in New Media and Cyberculture series.

Provides understanding of competitive gaming, community formation, and digital identity in esports.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
07 December 2013
Listed Since
17 September 2012

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