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Holmes, Robyn M., & Anthony D. Pellegrini (2005).  Children's Social Behavior during Video Game Play. (Raessens J., Goldstein J., Ed.).Handbook of Computer Game Studies. 133-144.

Huisman, Jan-Willem, & Hanne Marckmann (2005).  I Am What I Play: Participation and Reality as Content. (Raessens J., Goldstein J., Ed.).Handbook of Computer Game Studies. 389-403.

Jenkins, Henry (2005).  Games, the New Lively Art. (Raessens J., Goldstein J., Ed.).Handbook of Computer Game Studies. 175-189.

Juul, Jesper (2005).  Games Telling Stories?. (Raessens J., Goldstein J., Ed.).Handbook of Computer Game Studies. 219-226.

Laird, John E., & Michael van Lent (2005).  The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Computer Game Genres. (Raessens J., Goldstein J., Ed.).Handbook of Computer Game Studies. 205-215.

Malliet, Steven, & Gust de Meyer (2005).  The History of the Video Game. (Raessens J., Goldstein J., Ed.).Handbook of Computer Game Studies. 23-45.

de Mul, Jos (2005).  The Game of Life: Narrative and Ludic Identity Formation in Computer Games. (Raessens J., Goldstein J., Ed.).Handbook of Computer Game Studies. 251-266.

Neitzel, Britta (2005).  Narrativity in Computer Games. (Raessens J., Goldstein J., Ed.).Handbook of Computer Game Studies. 227-245.

Prensky, Marc (2005).  Computer Games and Learning: Digital Game-Based Learning. (Raessens J., Goldstein J., Ed.).Handbook of Computer Game Studies. 97-122.

Raessens, Joost (2005).  Computer Games as Participatory Media Culture. (Raessens J., Goldstein J., Ed.).Handbook of Computer Game Studies. 373-388.

Raynauld, Isabelle (2005).  Click Reading: Screenwriting and Screen-Reading Practices in Film and Multimedia Fictions. (Raessens J., Goldstein J., Ed.).Handbook of Computer Game Studies. 81-95.

Rushkoff, Douglas (2005).  Renaissance Now! The Gamers' Perspective. (Raessens J., Goldstein J., Ed.).Handbook of Computer Game Studies. 415-421.

Salen, Katie, & Eric Zimmerman (2005).  Game Design and Meaningful Play. (Raessens J., Goldstein J., Ed.).Handbook of Computer Game Studies. 59-79.

Bryce, Jo, & Jason Rutter (2005).  Gendered Gaming in Gendered Space. (Raessens J., Goldstein J., Ed.).Handbook of Computer Game Studies. 301-310.

Raessens, Joost, & Jeffrey Goldstein (2005).  Handbook of Computer Game Studies.

Raessens, Joost, & Jeffrey Goldstein (2005).  Introduction [to the Handbook of Computer Game Studies]. (Raessens J., Goldstein J., Ed.).Handbook of Computer Game Studies. xi-xvii.

Huhtamo, Erkki (2005).  Slots of Fun, Slots of Trouble: An Archaeology of Arcade Gaming. (Raessens J., Goldstein J., Ed.).Handbook of Computer Game Studies. 3-21.

Richard, Birgit, & Jutta Zaremba (2005).  Gaming with Grrls: Looking for Sheroes in Computer Games. (Raessens J., Goldstein J., Ed.).Handbook of Computer Game Studies. 283-300.

Uricchio, William (2005).  Simulation, History, and Computer Games. (Raessens J., Goldstein J., Ed.).Handbook of Computer Game Studies. 327-338.

Turkle, Sherry (2005).  Computer Games as Evocative Objects: From Projective Screens to Relational Artifacts. (Raessens J., Goldstein J., Ed.).Handbook of Computer Game Studies. 267-279.