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PAST EXAM QUESTIONS

Compare how conflict/competition is represented in your two chosen videogames.

Compare how conflict/competition is represented by the characters and/ or narratives in your two chosen games.

Compare the ways in which the player participates in the representation of conflict/competition in your two chosen games.

Compare how conflict/competition is represented by the heroes and villains in the two games studies.

Compare how the player is invited to position him/herself with regard to the representation of conflict/competition in your two chosen games.

Compare how conflict/competition is represented in the narrative structures of your two chosen games.

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