Fiction series and video games: Transmedia and gamification in Contemporary Audiovisual discourses

The connection between fiction series and video games is evident, and this relationship drives to new strategies to generate narratives within transmedia context. In this article we try to revise the connection between the two media through current productions, with the intention of identifying the...

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Main Author: Francisco Julián Martínez Cano
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universidad Rey Juan Carlos 2016-05-01
Series:Index Comunicación
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Online Access:http://journals.sfu.ca/indexcomunicacion/index.php/indexcomunicacion/article/view/245
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spelling doaj-842d4f05875c40cabff96a638b015f852020-11-25T00:08:39ZengUniversidad Rey Juan CarlosIndex Comunicación 2444-32392174-18592016-05-0162287295161Fiction series and video games: Transmedia and gamification in Contemporary Audiovisual discoursesFrancisco Julián Martínez Cano0Universidad Miguel HernándezThe connection between fiction series and video games is evident, and this relationship drives to new strategies to generate narratives within transmedia context. In this article we try to revise the connection between the two media through current productions, with the intention of identifying the contributions of the video game in the serial narrative universes. Within the context of the transmedia narrative discourses, strategies usually have emerged from the TV series to the video game. Currently this tendency is turning around, giving birth titles that have been fed from the video game as the primary source to draw up their storyline. Identifying the contributions of the video game to the transmedia ecosystem of contemporary audiovisual entertainment products, offers the chance to generate more attractive and innovative designs for the audience.http://journals.sfu.ca/indexcomunicacion/index.php/indexcomunicacion/article/view/245VideojuegoSerie de televisiónTransmediaFicciónGamificación.
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author Francisco Julián Martínez Cano
spellingShingle Francisco Julián Martínez Cano
Fiction series and video games: Transmedia and gamification in Contemporary Audiovisual discourses
Index Comunicación
Videojuego
Serie de televisión
Transmedia
Ficción
Gamificación.
author_facet Francisco Julián Martínez Cano
author_sort Francisco Julián Martínez Cano
title Fiction series and video games: Transmedia and gamification in Contemporary Audiovisual discourses
title_short Fiction series and video games: Transmedia and gamification in Contemporary Audiovisual discourses
title_full Fiction series and video games: Transmedia and gamification in Contemporary Audiovisual discourses
title_fullStr Fiction series and video games: Transmedia and gamification in Contemporary Audiovisual discourses
title_full_unstemmed Fiction series and video games: Transmedia and gamification in Contemporary Audiovisual discourses
title_sort fiction series and video games: transmedia and gamification in contemporary audiovisual discourses
publisher Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
series Index Comunicación
issn 2444-3239
2174-1859
publishDate 2016-05-01
description The connection between fiction series and video games is evident, and this relationship drives to new strategies to generate narratives within transmedia context. In this article we try to revise the connection between the two media through current productions, with the intention of identifying the contributions of the video game in the serial narrative universes. Within the context of the transmedia narrative discourses, strategies usually have emerged from the TV series to the video game. Currently this tendency is turning around, giving birth titles that have been fed from the video game as the primary source to draw up their storyline. Identifying the contributions of the video game to the transmedia ecosystem of contemporary audiovisual entertainment products, offers the chance to generate more attractive and innovative designs for the audience.
topic Videojuego
Serie de televisión
Transmedia
Ficción
Gamificación.
url http://journals.sfu.ca/indexcomunicacion/index.php/indexcomunicacion/article/view/245
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