Titlebook: Video Games and Storytelling; Reading Games and Pl Souvik Mukherjee Book 20151st edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 20

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Machinic Stories: The Literature Machine, Technicity and the Computer Gamebeneath whatever text they convey to us. Similarly, machines are also increasingly being seen as texts, and complex machinic systems like video games and simulations are beginning to be perceived both as programs and as texts that can be read. However, as Nietzsche’s observation indicates, the text-

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Ab(Sense) of an Ending: Telos and Time in Video Game Narrativess a unique feature but none attempt in-depth analysis. However, as this peculiar nature of the endings is a significant factor in compounding the problem with ‘reading’ digital game-texts as a narrative medium, a discussion of this is now long overdue.