Asian Histories and Heritages in Video Games

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Table of Contents
List of Contributors
Acknowledgments
1 An Introduction to Asian Histories and Heritages in Video Game Studies
2 Reflections and Expressions of Turkish Politics in Legends of Istanbul: Tulip Warriors and Istanbul Doomsday Games
3 The Implicit Ideology of Russian Historical Video Games: The Case of Blitzkrieg 2
4 (De)colonial Difficulties in Japanese Games: Collective Memory and (Post)colonialism in Atelier Ryza
5 From Simulation to Repurposing: Evolving Historical Designs in Chinese Digital Games
6 “This whole war is on you”: Historical and Military Framing of Iraq in House of Ashes
7 The Temporal Closure of Iran: Coverage of a Historical Video Game about the Iranian Revolution in U.S. Media Outlets
8 Constructing Taiwanese Identity through Historical Digital Games and Gameplay
9 When Playing Squid Game Matches the Real-Life Experiences of Contemporary South Korean Culture and Society: An Intersected Hyper-Reality Perspective
10 Mobile Game Esports as an Indonesian National Identity
11 Imagining the Immigration Past through an AR Mobile Game in Singapore
12 Digital Game-Based Learning on Historical and Cultural Heritage in China: A Systematic Review
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