Animal Crossing Updates and Islands as Virtual Archaeological Sites
Animal Crossing New Horizons has been out for about a month now and there are several new updates which have been announced. In my previous post on Animal Crossing, I […]
E3 Announcements and Archaeogaming Curiosities
E3 occurred this week and new games, new installments to old franchises, and exciting news for archaeology in and of digital games. Exploring the new archaeogaming potential from the announcements and trailers for E3 entertainment expo.
Remote Sensing in Synthetic Landscapes
UPDATED: 4:15, MAY 7, 2017 The abandoned, ruined structure on the planet Horner in the procedurally generated universe of No Man’s Sky was player-made. I know this because the structure is marked with […]
Human Geography, Synthetic Heritage
I recently met with Prof. Joshua Kirshner who teaches at the University of York and studies human geography. The purpose of my meeting was to see if there was anything […]
Desire Lines in Video Games
> There is a CASTLE to the NORTH. The ROAD to the castle curves to the EAST. > NORTH > You can’t go that way. > NORTH We’ve all done […]
Archaeogaming 