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Can we catch ‘em all?: Generation II (view source)
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tagline=Versions, remakes, and media archaeology | | tagline=Versions, remakes, and media archaeology | | ||
blurb=In the third of seven articles, Pokémon Professor and Archaeologist | blurb=In the third of seven articles, Pokémon Professor and Archaeologist Becks takes you on a journey into the world of core series games through the lens of media archaeology. }} | ||
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There is no single method of media studies that can solve all the questions that players might have. Using media archaeology and adaptation theory solves many of the questions within {{bp|Generation II}}, but they cannot solve all of them. Answering every question, however, is not the point. The point is to gain as full an understanding of this strange generation as possible, to understand its intricacies a little better, and to perhaps even appreciate the effort it takes to create such a complicated network of versions. | There is no single method of media studies that can solve all the questions that players might have. Using media archaeology and adaptation theory solves many of the questions within {{bp|Generation II}}, but they cannot solve all of them. Answering every question, however, is not the point. The point is to gain as full an understanding of this strange generation as possible, to understand its intricacies a little better, and to perhaps even appreciate the effort it takes to create such a complicated network of versions. | ||
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