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  April 22, 2019

  Playing with the past: history and video games (and why it might matter)

  History, Video Games

  Assassin’s Creed, Battlefield, Call of Duty, Civilization, Egyptology, Total War

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  April 2, 2019

  The scientists of Assassin’s Creed – Part 1: James Cook and Charles Darwin

  Biology, Geography, History, Video Games

  Assassin’s Creed, Cartography, Darwinism, Historical Figures

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  March 25, 2019

  You’re an oegopsid now: the phylogeny of squid kids from the future

  Biology, Mollusks, Video Games, Zoology

  Ecology, Malacology, Marine Biology, Splatoon, Taxonomy, Zoology

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  February 3, 2019

  Valleys Between: bringing environmental issues to games

  Biology, Video Games

  Ecology, Indie Games, Nature Conservation, Zoology

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  October 12, 2018

  The entomological diversity of Pokémon

  Biology, Video Games, Zoology

  Entomology, Pokémon, Zoology

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  June 3, 2018

  One squid to rule them all

  Biology, Literature, Mollusks, Paleontology, Video Games

  Lord of the Rings, Taxonomy, Zoology

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  May 19, 2018

  Dogū: from prehistoric figurines to collectible pocket monsters

  Archaeology, History, Mythology, Television Series, Video Games

  Japanese History, Jomon Period, Pokémon, Shin Megami Tensei

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  November 19, 2017

  History’s first Easter egg

  Archaeology, History, Video Games

  Arcade games, Atari, Easter Eggs, Egyptology

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  October 9, 2017

  Ruby Rei: How to make an adventure video game to learn languages

  Video Games

  Education

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  October 6, 2017

  Arthropod diversity in Pokémon

  Biology, Video Games, Zoology

  Arthropodology, Pokémon, Zoology