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Masculinity in videogames: the gendered gameplay of
Silent Hill
Ewan Kirkland
University of Brighton
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Silent Hill
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Video Games
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Silent Hill
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Masculinity
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Entrapment
25%
Dominant Mode
25%
Interactivity
25%
Survival Horror
25%
Rescue Mission
25%
Linear Structure
25%
Constructions of Masculinity
25%
Angst
25%
Male Character
25%
Weaponry
25%
Machismo
25%
Game Character
25%
Franchise
25%
Horror Video Games
25%
Representations of Masculinity
25%
Image of Femininity
25%
Arts and Humanities
Masculinity
100%
Silent Hill
100%
Video Games
80%
Protagonist
40%
Femininity
20%
Spatial
20%
Collecting
20%
Franchise
20%
Horror
20%
Avatar
20%
Monstrous
20%
angst
20%
gendering
20%
Style
20%
Psychology
Helplessness
100%
Femininity
100%