Anti-Immersion: Theatrical Influences in Games - Tim Skew @VideoBrainsTalks
Anti-Immersion: Theatrical Influences in Games - Tim Skew  @VideoBrainsTalks
Uploaded August 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Tim discusses how what mediums "should be" changes over time and how games, which are no longer assumed to be a medium purely for fun as they once were, may soon break out of a similar trend of being immersive.

Tim Skew is a game developer among many, many other things. You can see all his latest projects on twitter @Sethirith

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