Pay what you want for The Humble Book Bundle: Game Studies by MIT Press (Atari, Nintendo, Warcraft, etc.)

Pay what you want for The Humble Book Bundle: Game Studies by MIT Press (Atari, Nintendo, Warcraft, etc.)

Pay what you want for The Humble Book Bundle: Game Studies by MIT Press (Atari, Nintendo, Warcraft, etc.)

April 9, 2018 Posted by Bill Loguidice Sale 1 Comment

The Humble Book Bundle: Game Studies by MIT Press

Here’s the link. Offer expires 2018-04-23 11:00:00 PDT.

We’ve never MIT a book from this press we didn’t like. OMG, MIT brought Humble a bundle of gems from their game studies catalog. Pick up titles like How Games Move Us: Emotion by Design; Super Power, Spoony Bards, and Silverware: The Super Nintendo Entertainment System; Developer’s Dilemma: The Secret World of Videogame Creators; and more!

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The Humble Book Bundle: Game Studies by MIT Press

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April 13, 2018 at 2:12 AM

Talk about dream pairings! MIT and Atari are collaborating for charity. The wonderfully erudite MIT’s analysis of Atari Games will be an engaging read. Knowing that my reading will help my charity makes it a perfect offer really. Hope more publishers do similar work in the near future.

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Pay what you want for The Humble Book Bundle: Game Studies by MIT Press (Atari, Nintendo, Warcraft, etc.)

Pay what you want for The Humble Book Bundle: Game Studies by MIT Press (Atari, Nintendo, Warcraft, etc.)

The Humble Book Bundle: Game Studies by MIT Press