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LOCAL PRACTICES IN DIGITAL GAMING HERITAGE: AN INTERVIEW WITH MAURIZIO BANAVAGE AND ANDREA DRESSENO
by Krista Bonello Rutter Giappone & Stefano Caselli First published November 2021 Download full article PDF here. Abstract This article engages with the experiences of two small-scale computer/game heritage curators, in Malta and Italy. The interviews delve into their aspirations and concerns, as well as practices and values. We situate their voices in relation to Continue reading
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