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Checkpoint Magazine Documentaries

Checkpoint Magazine Documentaries

By: Checkpoint Magazine
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Here you'll find the back catalogue of all the interesting audio documentaries that have featured in previous issues of the ground-breaking digitally interactive video game magazine which launched back in 2017.© 2020 Magdoos Media Limited Politics & Government Social Sciences
Episodes
  • The evolution of Strategy games
    Mar 1 2021

    This documentary looks at the way in which Strategy games have evolved. In this interview, Tamer Asfahani speaks to developers Elliot Verbiest and Jeremy Kopman from Iron Harvest and Wasteland 3 respectively to see what challenges were faced during development for games that were aimed at the PC and consoles.

    Interview by Tamer Asfahani
    Audio editing by Magdoos Media Limited
    Post production by Ian Abraham

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    13 mins
  • What videogames can teach us about big data
    Dec 2 2020

    In this audio documentary, Tamer Asfahani speaks to a number of experts on the impact that big data is having on our lives and how games, such as Watch Dogs Legion, foresee our future should we continue to share all of our personal information on the web.
    Guests include: Professor Alan Woodward, Alexis Conran, Sam Lake, Cameron Labine, Clint Hocking and Kent Hudson.
    Produced and edited by Tamer Asfahani
    Dialogue editor Tony Ricketts
    A Magdoos Media Limited production for Checkpoint Magazine

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    25 mins
  • Mental Health and Gaming During the Lockdown
    Jul 15 2020

    Dr. Douglas Gentile is an award-winning research scientist, educator, author, and is professor of developmental psychology at Iowa State University.

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    15 mins
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