Kültür, Yaratıcılık ve Endüstri Gerilimleri Arasında Dijital Oyunlar

Year 2019, , 248 - 254, 15.06.2019

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https://doi.org/10.17572/mj2019.1.248254

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Digital Games Between the Tensions of Culture, Creativity and Industry

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