Games, Intertextuality And Inspiration - Keith Stuart @VideoBrainsTalks
Games, Intertextuality And Inspiration - Keith Stuart  @VideoBrainsTalks
Uploaded July 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Keith talks about where game developers get their inspiration and the homogeneity of it. With a small detour into how nobody actually reads anything they click on.

Keith Stuart is the video game editor of the Guardian and has been writing about games for twenty years. Ask him about being awake for two decades in a row on twitter @keefstuart

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