I am really interested in transmedia and I've only begun to learn about it.
I have trouble seeing where the rubber meets the road so that people are able to "cognitively craft reality" or to become "super mans" in the Nietzschian sense that he referenced.
Sounds like a lot of lofty talk that claims to be a road towards a richer experience for consumers of media in whatever form, but the returns on the promises sound shallow.
This present invention will foster an exalted renaissance in video games that allows one to battle not for the monetary fruits of success, but for success itself--for the higher IDEALS whose implementation leads to higher consequences, as ideas have consequences--to BATTLE FOR THE SOUL in CLASSICAL realms and worlds such as Homer's Iliad and Odyssey. . . Such games will result in epic, exalted storytelling aqs.org/patents/app/20090017886 awesome gamasutra. com/view/feature/4061/dramatic_play.php
"battle for the soul" appears 33 times in this patent: Patent application title: System and method for creating exalted video games and virtual realities wherein ideas have consequences. faqs. org/patents/app/20090017886#ixzz1EOczRHP4
The phrase "classical ideals" appears 97 times. Citations next time.
"Agreed Glenn. This schizo-spam is showing up all over Gamasutra, lol. Thanks for tuning in Doc; err... I mean Range Mcoy, and to Glen for pointing out the Neogaf thread" lol indeed!
His speech assumes there's an aesthetic beauty that transmedia should try to achieve. The truth is, tho, that this aesthetic sense is socially constructed, and it does no good to put "art" on a pedestal.
Transmedia storytelling should critique the dominant ideology, not mask economic and social realities under the guise of "building a better future." Making people believe they're supermen so they can happily withstand injustices is just like injecting them with drugs.
Rare is the speaker, whose challenge is so profound, that I'm left, some how, feeling inadequate. As Stephen's vision ascends higher, I find myself alone, quietly asking "Why aren't my dreams becoming reality? Why isn't the world I want appearing around me?" Then, when I realize I do not have the answers, I'm inspired to begin my ascent in search of those answers. Touching speech, well done Stephen.
I am really interested in transmedia and I've only begun to learn about it.
I have trouble seeing where the rubber meets the road so that people are able to "cognitively craft reality" or to become "super mans" in the Nietzschian sense that he referenced.
Sounds like a lot of lofty talk that claims to be a road towards a richer experience for consumers of media in whatever form, but the returns on the promises sound shallow.
Maybe I just don't get it.
AtlasRider 7 months ago
This present invention will foster an exalted renaissance in video games that allows one to battle not for the monetary fruits of success, but for success itself--for the higher IDEALS whose implementation leads to higher consequences, as ideas have consequences--to BATTLE FOR THE SOUL in CLASSICAL realms and worlds such as Homer's Iliad and Odyssey. . . Such games will result in epic, exalted storytelling aqs.org/patents/app/20090017886 awesome gamasutra. com/view/feature/4061/dramatic_play.php
gold45revolver 1 year ago
"battle for the soul" appears 33 times in this patent: Patent application title: System and method for creating exalted video games and virtual realities wherein ideas have consequences. faqs. org/patents/app/20090017886#ixzz1EOczRHP4
The phrase "classical ideals" appears 97 times. Citations next time.
"Agreed Glenn. This schizo-spam is showing up all over Gamasutra, lol. Thanks for tuning in Doc; err... I mean Range Mcoy, and to Glen for pointing out the Neogaf thread" lol indeed!
gold45revolver 1 year ago
It's not that simple.
His speech assumes there's an aesthetic beauty that transmedia should try to achieve. The truth is, tho, that this aesthetic sense is socially constructed, and it does no good to put "art" on a pedestal.
Transmedia storytelling should critique the dominant ideology, not mask economic and social realities under the guise of "building a better future." Making people believe they're supermen so they can happily withstand injustices is just like injecting them with drugs.
ricmorales22 1 year ago
Rare is the speaker, whose challenge is so profound, that I'm left, some how, feeling inadequate. As Stephen's vision ascends higher, I find myself alone, quietly asking "Why aren't my dreams becoming reality? Why isn't the world I want appearing around me?" Then, when I realize I do not have the answers, I'm inspired to begin my ascent in search of those answers. Touching speech, well done Stephen.
shockeyk 1 year ago