CTRL: Essays on Video Games is an anthology examining the cultural impact and effects of gaming through deeply personal reflections. Edited by Dean Fee, it's a brilliantly varied collection filled with memories and illuminating accounts that run the emotional gamut. Lilliput Press kindly sent me an early copy and I finally managed to catch up with it on a recent break, devouring the book in a couple of sessions. Contributors include John Patrick McHugh, Róisín Kiberd, Brenda Romero, Anna Loughran, Rob Doyle, and Stephen Sexton , all exploring the positive — and negative — effects games can have.
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Nintendo Life