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“Information sharing can be understood as a set of activities by which information is provided to others with an impact on another person’s image of the world… and creates a shared, or mutually compatible working, understanding of the world“
Sonnenwald, 2006
Games are intrinsically situated in both society and culture. Therefore, to truly understand the phenomenon of digital gaming, it is not enough to study the games themselves alone (2007, Digra). We must also understand the characteristics that are influenced and intertwined by the gaming industry. For this reason, I have created JoyStick. This digital artefact exists as a series of video essays on the YouTube platform to provide a space for game culture information sharing and community building. The channel will feature a range of content – including marketing analysis, game studies, fandom examination, lore discussion and more.
Video Games have the ability…
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