“Introduction” Talk 1 Video Game Law - Fall 2013 UBC Allard Hall Jon Festinger Q.C. Centre for Digital Media Festinger Law & Strategy

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“Introduction” Talk 1 Video Game Law - Fall 2013 UBC Allard Hall Jon Festinger Q.C. Centre for Digital Media Festinger Law & Strategy

Origins 7th year being taught Originally a book; but a course outline before a book /2006 UBC/UVic video experiment Last year – started from scratch iTunes U project (1 st & last) Last year – blogsite; This Year – website Thanks to UBC CTLT

Pedagogic Goals One word: ENGAGEMENT Two words: CREATING PERSPECTIVE Three words: APPRECIATING (LEGAL) COMPLEXITY

Meaning what exactly?… * “Quest” = Great paper, great contributions * “Open World” = Vast terrain to be explored and navigated in your own way & on your unique(non-linear) path Can be played from a “1 st or 3 rd person” perspective * Provide tools for “user generated content” Provide additional “downloadable content” Encourage “multiplayer” engagement In other words Skyrim (if it had multiplayer..)

Gaming Bio

…From Form to Substance Is Video Game Law a Unique area? Is Digital Media catching-up? Relationship to Media & Entertainment Law – analogy – Newtonian physics to “string theory”

Video Game Leadership Firsts & furthers, as well as barriers broken: interactivity (multiplayer “Spacewar”) “Control” – voice, mouse to Kinect to Google Glass On-line “community” social voice over IP open world avatars (zeitgeist, memes, identity & equality) 3D Virtual reality Portability (handhelds)

What is a game? ???

Is Madden NFL a Sport? “Examined, the Virtual Life Is Worth Living: Madden NFL 25 Portrays ‘Real’ Football” New York Times, August 26, games/madden-nfl-25-portrays-real-football.html games/madden-nfl-25-portrays-real-football.html “And yet Madden NFL is largely ignored by the people who write about, and study, video games for a living; neither sport nor video game, And yet Madden NFL is largely ignored by the people who write about, and study, video games for a living; neither sport nor video game, I sit you out, they sneer. This quiet disdain for video game football is why it was shocking to so many, a decade ago when it emerged that National Football League players love to play Madden NFL. Why would real football players spend their time playing fake football? Because it’s not fake. It’s football.”

WHY? “Equally strange is our general addiction to games, both physical and mental. The profusion of games is truly startling: card games, board games, word games, ball games, electronic games….We even assemble in huge crowds to watch others playing games. What does all this mean? Do we simply get easily bored and cannot tolerate inactivity? I can find nothing in the literature of scientific psychology that helps me to understand such bizarre behavior.” The Human Legacy (1982) Leon Festinger

Play as Evolution Does Gaming have an evolutionary purpose in the Darwinian sense? Dr. Kimberly Voll (CDM/UBC) – From “Game Design” – DMED 521: 1. “neurons that fire together, wire together” (Donald Hebb, aka “Hebbian Learning”) 2. “..so “fun” seems to be something our brains use to keep us doing something to the point of mastery…makes sense if it is something that will help us live better and get our genes out into the gene pool again…”

Stepping Up * “5,000-year-old gaming tokens found in Turkey” (Aug. 15, 2013) in.html#.UibUSBbE9TM * “We are all hardwired for play” (Oct. 18, 2012) * “Jailed Megaupload Founder Falls From Top Spot In Modern Warfare 3 Rankings” (Jan. 25, 2012) from-top-spot-in-modern-warfare-3-rankings.aspx *Playing With Life: Are Living Video Games Ethical? (Mashable July 14, 2013)

Full Circle? * “Largest space battle in history claims 2,900 ships, untold virtual lives:The combat is fake, but the emotions are real” (The Verge July 28, 2013) * “Game or be gamed: Douglas Rushkoff on prototyping democracy through play” (The Verge Dec. 12, 2012) “By viewing our social, political, and economic structures through the lens of interactivity, Rushkoff says, we are beginning to "transition from the world of passively accepted narrative to one that invites our ongoing participation.” EVOLUTION…

Next Week Games are not IP; Video Games are IP; Explain?:…. Part A. Creating “If Picasso had painted a round object…”

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