Tag: controversy

• Wicked Games, Part II: Blood, Sex, and Pixels

  Citation: Payne, Matthew Thomas and Peter Alilunas. “Wicked Games, Part II: Blood, Sex, and Pixels.” Flow: A Critical Forum on Television and Media Culture 22.4 (February 2016). Solicited for inclusion.

  Matt Payne

  March 17, 2016

  Articles (non-refereed)

  controversy, marketing, moral panic, Nintendo, sega, video game

• “Wicked Games, Part I: Twenty-sided Demons”

  Payne, Matthew Thomas and Peter Alilunas. “Wicked Games, Part I: Twenty-sided Demons.” Flow: A Critical Forum on Television and Media Culture 22.2 (November 2015). Solicited for inclusion.

  Matt Payne

  November 26, 2015

  Articles (non-refereed)

  controversy, dungeons and dragons, gameplay, moral panic, role-playing game

• “Regulating the Desire Machine: Custer’s Revenge and 8-Bit Atari Porn Games”

  Co-authored with Peter Alilunas. Television and New Media (in press).

  Matt Payne

  July 22, 2015

  Articles (refereed)

  atari, controversy, porn, regulation, video game

• “Policing the Sandbox in Grand Theft Auto Online”

  Co-authored with Michael Fleisch. Media Fields 8 (2014).

  Matt Payne

  August 24, 2014

  Articles (refereed)

  controversy, GTA, multiplayer, online, video games

• “Wound Raider: Authorizing Trauma in Lara Croft’s Origin Story”

  Co-authored with Derek Frank. In Media Res: a Media Commons Project (13 March 2013).

  Matt Payne

  March 13, 2013

  Other essays

  controversy, Lara Croft, marketing, Tomb Raider, video games

• “Marketing Military Realism in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare“

  Games & Culture 7.4 (July 2012): 305-327.

  Matt Payne

  July 24, 2012

  Articles (refereed)

  Call of Duty, controversy, marketing, militarism, video games, war