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Storied Indigeneity in Videogames: Post-Indian Warriors and Indie Japan
By drawing a line between seemingly two disparate phenomena, the introduction of story elements into videogames by Japanese developers working during the latter part of the last century and the current efforts of Indigenous game developers to tell stories with videogames in the current one, this the
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