Titlebook: BioWare‘s Mass Effect; Jerome Winter Book 2023 The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2023 Mass Effect.s

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2662-8562 irst book-length discussion of the Mass Effect seriesThe videogame series .Mass Effect. is a remarkable rarity not only for being an original science-fictional franchise of recent vintage that has risen to such prominent commercial and critical success in popular culture but also for pushing the can

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Embracing Eternity: FemShep, Queer Romance, and Diversity,as attempted to extend, enhance, and elaborate the representation of diverse identities in the . universe through code modifications and novelizations. These vital contributions to the cultural legacy of . suggest the means by which videogame gameplay and narrative might become more broadly inclusive in the coming years.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230363717ders interested either in videogames or in SF culture more broadly, this book mounts an extended inquiry as to why . in particular has served as such a representative milestone for such a wide variety of players.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230363717for players by discouraging singular moral identification with the player avatar, eliciting instead the mutually interlocking and competing responses of alignment, allegiance, recognition, and empathy with the game world.

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Introduction,ders interested either in videogames or in SF culture more broadly, this book mounts an extended inquiry as to why . in particular has served as such a representative milestone for such a wide variety of players.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230600720inherent in the videogame design of the whole series. The chapter concludes with close readings of combat missions that focus on the character arcs for Garrus Vakarian and Aria T’Loak in the series to show that a ludonarrative feature of the videogame series is a critical response to neoliberal inequality.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-3544-4ionary adaptations of species with a view to underlying planetary and astronomical environments. Moreover, this chapter concludes that the scientific underpinnings are imbued with fantastic leaps of the imagination that interrogate, extend, and decenter a naive pedagogical model of hard SF culture.