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Rules in Computer Games Compared to Rules in Traditional Games Chris DeLeon Georgia Institute of Technology 85 5th Street Northwest, Atlanta, GA 30308 816-351-5557 cdeleon3@gatech.edu ABSTRACT Michael Liebe argues that Salen and Zimmerman's interpretation of Huizinga's magic circle does not apply to computer games. Liebe's insight reveals not only a different relation for computer games to the magic circle, but also…
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