intrinsic motivation: flow, video games, and participatory culture [symposium]
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Abstract
Through a comparison of the free online Flash game updated for PlayStation 3 to World of Warcraft, I investigate participatory culture in the game community. The question of why people pursue activities that offer no monetary or similar reward is answered in part by analyzing fan-produced game modifications or mods.
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| Authors | ;Braxton Soderman |
| Journal | journal of business paradigms |
| Year | 2009 |
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10.3983/twc.2009.0097
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