To add to our discussion of Henry Jenkins's 2003 article summarizing transmedia storytelling in Technology Review (eek, so long ago!), here is Jenka Gurfinkel's slideshare presentation on Transmedia (which I serendipitously found today in my Twitter feed).
From Jenkins:
"In the ideal form of transmedia storytelling, each medium does what it does best-so that a story might be introduced in a film, expanded through television, novels, and comics, and its world might be explored and experienced through game play. Each franchise entry needs to be self-contained enough to enable autonomous consumption. That is, you don't need to have seen the film to enjoy the game and vice-versa. As Pokemon does so well, any given product is a point of entry into the franchise as a whole."
The example of Lost
The example of Star Wars
Your examples
Here is the link to the New Yorker profile of Nintendo game design genius Shigeru Miyamoto, and we'll discuss the attitude towards gaming presented in the article as well as the example of Miyamoto.
Miyamoto's caves
Huizinga and Callois
Influence of Miyamoto
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