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(Game Researcher)
Dr Feng Zhu is Lecturer in Games and Virtual Environments in the Department of Digital Humanities, King’s College London. He is interested in computer gameplay as a site from which to explore the intersection of power, subjectivity, and play. His research focuses on computer games and how we habituate ourselves through gameplay. In particular, it concerns forms of gameplay as longitudinal self-fashioning that may inculcate ambivalent forms of reflexivity and attention, some of which may be read in terms of an aesthetics of existence.
(Game Researcher)
A game researcher. Game-playing goes back quite a long way, but the first encounter with game studies came by chance, through a game course taken at the Graduate School of Communication at Yonsei University. Since graduating, has carried out research and writing centered on game history and culture, here and there. Contributed to The History of Games, The Theory of Games, and Mario, Born in '81, among others.
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