Season - Episode
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Season 1 Mar 31, 2016
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1 - 1What is a Game? Apr 01, 2016 -
1 - 2Ancient Games Apr 08, 2016 -
1 - 3The Dawn of Video Games Apr 15, 2016 -
1 - 4Atari and the Business of Video Games Apr 22, 2016 -
1 - 5The First Home Consoles May 06, 2016 -
1 - 6The Video Game Crash of 1983 May 13, 2016 -
1 - 7Nintendo and a New Standard for Video Games May 20, 2016 -
1 - 8Sega and More Mature Video Games May 28, 2016 -
1 - 9Playstation and More Immersive Video Games Jun 04, 2016 -
1 - 10Microsoft and Connected Consoles Jun 10, 2016 -
1 - 11Casual Gaming Jun 17, 2016 -
1 - 12MMORPGs Jun 24, 2016 -
1 - 13Card Games Jul 09, 2016 -
1 - 14Board Games Jul 16, 2016 -
1 - 15Educational Games Jul 23, 2016 -
1 - 16Psychology of Gaming Jul 30, 2016 -
1 - 17The Olympics, FIFA, and why we love sports Aug 05, 2016 -
1 - 18Role-playing Games Aug 19, 2016 -
1 - 19Game Design Sep 02, 2016 -
1 - 20PC Gaming Sep 09, 2016 -
1 - 21The Future of Virtual Reality Sep 23, 2016 -
1 - 22Open World Games Oct 01, 2016 -
1 - 23Handhelds Oct 08, 2016 -
1 - 24Input Devices Oct 22, 2016 -
1 - 25The History of Game Shows Oct 28, 2016 -
1 - 26LARP Nov 11, 2016 -
1 - 27Gambling Nov 19, 2016 -
1 - 28The Pokémon Phenomenon Dec 07, 2016 -
1 - 29The Future of Gaming Dec 16, 2016
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Season 0 Mar 25, 2016
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0 - 1Crash Course Games Preview Mar 25, 2016 -
0 - 2Outtakes #1 Jul 01, 2016
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0 - 3Outtakes #2 Sep 17, 2016
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0 - 4Outtakes #3 Dec 23, 2016
Overview
Today we’re going to talk about LARPs or live action role-playing games. Larping tends to conjure up the image of a bunch of nerds hitting each other with foam weapons but it’s much more than that. LARPs merge performance, community, and art in a way that allows players to experience different lives within the safe confines of a game. And it isn’t all just medieval battles either, there are LARPs for just about any kind of game scenario you could imagine, and even some that you might not - like those designed to help players better understand the real-world struggles of oppressed populations. And LARPs aren’t just some niche game, LARPs are played in over 80 countries, and are growing rapidly in participation all over the world.
Year 2016
Studio YouTube
Director
Crew
Popularity 0.5795
Language English
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