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| Aghoro, Nathalie, Cook, Kate, Filippaki, Iro, MacCallum-Stewart, Esther, Pöhlmann, Sascha and Wright, Esther 2026. International perspectives on video games and the humanities today. [Online]. https://gespielt.hypotheses.org/: Hypotheses. Available at: https://doi.org/10.58079/16a8r |
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| Coltrain, James, Johnson, Leyla, Murthy, Nikhil, Nielsen, Holly and Wright, Esther 2026. ‘Research is a creative process’: Writing history with games. Wright, Esther, Donald, Iain and Webber, Nick, eds. Writing Game Histories, Bloomsbury, pp. 227-251. |
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| Wright, Esther, Webber, Nick and Donald, Iain 2026. Introduction: Where and what is historical game studies, now? Wright, Esther, Donald, Iain and Webber, Nick, eds. Writing Game Histories, Bloomsbury, pp. 1-20. |
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| Wright, Esther 2026. Advertising America In Rockstar Games. Cook, Kate, Hougton, Robert and Kempshall, Chris, eds. The Routledge Companion to Video Games and History, Routledge, |
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Wright, Esther and Finnegan, Daniel  ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1169-2842
2025.
Playful heritage: Video game creation as interdisciplinary historical engagement.
Journal of Cinema and Media Studies [Teaching Media]
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Wright, Esther
2025.
Histories of Fallout: Competing pasts and brand identities.
Games and Culture
10.1177/15554120251404108
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| Wright, Esther 2025. Tore C. Olsson, Red Dead's History: A Video Game, and Obsession, and America's Violent Past [Book Review]. American Historical Review 130 (3) , pp. 1362-1364. 10.1093/ahr/rhaf278 |
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Wright, Esther
2024.
“Layers of history”: History as construction/constructing history in Pentiment.
ROMchip: A Journal of Game Histories
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| Wright, Esther 2023. Paratexts, “authenticity”, and the margins of digital (game) history. Seiwald, Regina and Vollans, Ed, eds. (Not) In the Game: History, Paratexts and Games, Video Games and the Humanities, No. 13. Berlin: De Gruyter, pp. 33-56. (10.1515/9783110732924-003) |
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| Donald, Iain, Webber, Nick and Wright, Esther 2023. Video games, historical representation and soft power. Journal of Gaming & Virtual Worlds 15 , pp. 105-127. 10.1386/jgvw_00075_1 |
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| Wright, Esther and Wills, John 2023. Introduction. Wright, Esther and Wills, John, eds. Red Dead Redemption: History, Myth and Violence in the Video Game West, Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press, pp. 1-25. |
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| Wright, Esther 2023. '“What’s famous” and “what’s true”: Women’s place from Revolver to Redemption. Wright, Esther and Wills, John, eds. Red Dead Redemption: History, Myth, and Violence in the Video Game West, Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press, pp. 128-148. |
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Wright, Esther
2022.
Still playing with the past: History, historians, and digital games.
History & Theory
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, pp. 166-177.
10.1111/hith.12280
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| Wright, Esther 2022. Rockstar Games and American history: Promotional materials and the construction of authenticity. Berlin: De Gruyter Oldenbourg. 10.1515/9783110716610 |
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Wright, Esther
2021.
Rockstar Games, Red Dead Redemption, and narratives of "progress".
European Journal of American Studies
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10.4000/ejas.17300
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| Wright, Esther 2018. On the promotional context of historical video games. Rethinking History 22 (4) , pp. 598-608. 10.1080/13642529.2018.1507910 |
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Wright, Esther
2017.
Marketing authenticity: Rockstar Games and the use of cinema in video game promotion.
Kinephanos: Journal of Media Studies and Popular Culture
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