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No Commanders Here: How Renga Reconfigures the Player in Co-Op Games
Renga is a video game unlike any I’ve ever experienced before. I was lucky enough to attend the first screening of wallFour’s remarkably unique videogame/film at the Toronto International Film Festival Nexus 2012. Renga is a 100-player interactive film: narratively, … Continue reading
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