A March 6, 2013 Kotaku article by a Mormon on the portrayals of his faith in video games, particularly the Fallout series.

The Mary Lou Fulton Presidential Professor of Literacy Studies at Arizona State University and a researcher who has worked in psycholinguistics, discourse analysis, sociolinguistics, bilingual education, and literacy. He argues that video games work to enhance learning. He’s the author of What Video Games Have to Teach Us About Learning and Literacy (2007), The Anti-Education […]

A 2005 article in Phi Kappa Phi by James Paul Gee, a prolific education scholar known for his studies on the value of video games for education.

A Sept. 2, 2012 Forbes article on video game journalism’s historically softball approach to the video game industry. This is historically routed because gaming journalism has long depended on advertising and/or subsidy from video game companies to survive. This is becoming less and less the case.

Visual data from 2010 research done on video game violence by ProCon, a nonpartisan think tank in Santa Monica, CA.

A Nov. 10, 2012 article by a 20-year veteran of game design who questions the persuasiveness of video games.

A July 16, 2013 article on the utilitarian nature of how gods and miracles are treated in video game narratives.

A July 14, 2013 Q &A with Dr. William Bainbridge on the research he did for his book eGods, which studied the religions in online multiplayer video games.

A June 13, 2013 article from Escapist Magazine on the representation of Muslims in First-Person Shooter (FPS) games.