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Personalizing Race in ‘Dragon Age: Inquisition’

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Personalizing Race in ‘Dragon Age: Inquisition’

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Jorge Albor / 18 December 2014

Amid Dragon Age: Inquisition‘s palatial estates and ancient ruins, I found a story that creates a personalized experience of race.

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The New Age: Reflections on the ‘Dragon Age’ Series

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Mark Filipowich / 30 October 2012

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Existing Above the Law in Video Games

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Mark Filipowich / 4 September 2012

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Machismo and ‘Mass Effect’

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G. Christopher Williams / 21 March 2012

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Speaking in Accents and the American Ethnocentrism in Video Games

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Mattie Brice / 15 November 2011

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“The Shadow to the Substance”: Romanticism in ‘Dragon Age’

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Mark Filipowich / 25 October 2011

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Other Princesses, Other Castles: The Problem with Playing Romantically in Video Games

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G. Christopher Williams / 24 October 2011

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Dragon Age II: Legacy

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Kris Ligman / 22 August 2011

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Choice, Apathy, and Evil in ‘Dragon Age II’

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Mark Filipowich / 18 July 2011

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Watching As Gameplay: ‘L.A. Noire’ Merely a Visual Novel?

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G. Christopher Williams / 22 June 2011

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‘Dragon Age: Origins’ and A Few Notes on Class

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Kris Ligman / 31 May 2011

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‘Dragon Age Legends’ Provokes Cynicism but That’s Okay

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Aaron Poppleton / 5 April 2011