
 Game Studies Study Buddies
 Game Studies Study Buddies 19 – Kocurek – Coin-Operated Americans
 Jan 31, 2020 
 Dive into the cultural transformation of video game arcades from the '70s to '80s, where gaming shifted from adult entertainment to family fun. Explore the gender dynamics of gaming in the '90s, illustrated by personal anecdotes and marketing trends. Discover the humorous critique of masculinity in gaming culture alongside nostalgic reflections and regulatory complexities surrounding pinball. Lastly, discuss the impact of notable works, like 'Death Race 2000', and the intersection of gaming culture with gender politics, urging a more inclusive community. 
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 1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  11  12 
 Intro 
 00:00 • 4min 
 Archival Insights in Game History 
 03:53 • 5min 
 Gender Dynamics in Gaming: A Personal Reflection 
 09:01 • 17min 
 The Rise of Arcade Culture 
 25:59 • 22min 
 Framing Gaming: Masculinity and Culture 
 48:28 • 18min 
 Cultural Impact of 'Death Race 2000' and Unlicensed Games 
 01:06:41 • 8min 
 Regulating Fun: The Pinball Paradox 
 01:15:00 • 5min 
 Techno-Masculinity and Arcade Nostalgia 
 01:19:49 • 23min 
 Exploring Nostalgia in Gaming Literature 
 01:42:39 • 2min 
 Gaming Culture and Gender Politics 
 01:44:31 • 12min 
 From Arcades to Online Gaming: Nostalgia and Community 
 01:56:28 • 4min 
 Exploring Horror Fiction and Podcast Culture 
 02:00:40 • 2min 

