Celebrating The Art Of Video Games
As a companion book to the Smithsonian Museum’s exhibit on video games, The Art of Video Games: From Pac-Man to Mass Effect delves deeply into the concept that games are themselves art.
As a companion book to the Smithsonian Museum’s exhibit on video games, The Art of Video Games: From Pac-Man to Mass Effect delves deeply into the concept that games are themselves art.
Dark Horse pools the three Mass Effect comics, Redemption, Evolution and Invasion into a series of graphic novels that run parallel to the games we all know and love.
The History of Nintendo Volume 2: 1980-1991 The Game & Watch Games; an Amazing Invention is a big book about the history of a little game system that changed the world.
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The Art of the Mass Effect Universe book is an in-depth and beautiful glance at the characters, equipment, planets, ships and general artwork that makes up this gorgeous series.
The second book of the Forerunner Saga by author Greg Bear, Halo: Primordium offers some great surprises for our favorite game world in this haunting, high-tech ghost story.
World of Warcraft: Wolfheart is a must have novel for WoW fans, but should also appeal to anyone who enjoys action-packed fantasy tales full of intense battles, fantastic creatures and diverse worlds.
The world of Gears of War 3 is a bit of a political and social wasteland, and in the Gears of War: Coalition’s End novel, we learn how things fell apart to set the stage for the game.
Vintage Games: An Insider Look at the History of Grand Theft Auto, Super Mario, and the Most Influential Games of All Time is a detailed study of the games we all know and love.
A novel adapted from the Borderlands game and featuring the character Roland, Borderlands: The Fallen is an exciting tale written skillfully by cyberpunk author John Shirley.