Site News
New Look for digiplay
The more observant of you may have noticed that for a few months there has been lurking a new look to the Digiplay site that registered users could try out either through their account settings or through the theme box in the right hand column of the site pages. I've tweaked and changed it following feedback and while there is still some work to be done I've decided to bite the bullet and make the theme the default one for the site!
The new layout is more focused on the bibliography (this has been supported by some of the other content being removed) and user accounts. For registered users it makes personalising your account details easier, allows you to bookmark references and makes it simpler for you to add your own references to the bibliography.
How do I contact the Digiplay team?
In order to minimise the amount of spam we receive only registered users have direct access to our contact form.
Creating and account is free and easy. Just click on the ‘Create new account’ link on the left of the page and complete the form by providing a username and email address.
More information on other benefits to creating and account on the Digiplay Initiative site can be found here.
Why should I register on the Digiplay Initiative web site?
Registering with the Digiplay site is not only good for your soul but offers a range of added functions to the site. For example you can:
- Use the advanced site search tools
- Post comments to pages
- Make use of the WYSIWYG editor for your postings
- Customise your user profile
For our bibliography of digital games research you have the added ability to:
Digiplay Bibliography Updates
- 'It's in the Game' and Above the Game: An Analysis of the Users of Sports Videogames
- Theoretical Consoles: Concepts for Gadget Analysis
- Avatar motion control by natural body movement via camera
- Adoption of Mobile Games as Entertainment Technology : A Test of Extended Technology Acceptance Model
- Serious Video Games for Health: How Behavioral Science Guided the Development of a Serious Video Game

