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Article about how euros erase international game culture from Euro narratives about gaming
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I must say I chuckled when the author put lan party and purchased games in the same sentence.
In my particular experience sharing pirated games was 99% of the point of a lan party.
In a way it only reinforces the author's point, everybody had a different experience that is alien to the people who weren't there. Attempting to make it all fit into a single narrative will erase most of it.