University of Bergen. Editor in chief of Gamestudies.org and the originator of cybertext theory. The first chapter of his book, Cybertext, is available, as are a few other early articles.

Game designer and theorist. Archive of columns published in Gamasutra, other articles, list of print publications, pages describing game philosophy.

PhD Student, University of Seville. Research on the evolution of video games from a formal/audiovisual point of view. Portfolio and CV.

Interested in the psychological dimensions of technology use in work and leisure; gender and leisure; computer games and internet use; media psychology and media effects.

Game developer and theorist. Links to published essays, game play and a personal section.

Offers links to game technology and articles on research and courses.

Virtual exhibits from the University of Waterloo, Ottawa, Canada. Dedicated to research and the collection, preservation, and exhibition of games and game-related objects.

University of Oregon. Digital media artist, research among other things on games.

Independent. Weblog, articles, games. Research on political games, simulations, ludology.

University of North Carolina. Research on the impact of violence in computer and video games on children. List of publications.

IT University of Copenhagen. Articles, reviews, thesis, games.

Professional and academic articles, presentation, and interviews game design philosophy, MMORPG design, and game education.

Brief presentation of his doctoral thesis on videogame history and a few links.

Researching the construction of story in virtual worlds. Background in hypertext theory. Weblog and publications.

Phd scholar at the University of Bergen, Norway. Abstract of his doctoral project: Play and Mediation in Computer Games, links to papers.

Aalborg University. Research on computer games and ludology. Weblog and articles.

Focuses on the performative and participatory elements of computer game play. Also researches hypertext theory and interactive, streaming video.

Researching networked multi-user virtual worlds, and especially the high-intensity interaction between humans originating from the world of 3D games.

Theorist and author/developer specialising in interactive fiction, often in the crossover between game and literature. Games, fiction, publications and links.

Volda University College. Weblog. Research on MUDs.

Recent work attempts to unify existing theories of play within a semiotic framework.

University of Virginia. Dissertation deals with games and generative art in the context of conflicting design philosophies: hermeneutic and algorithmic. CV, descriptions of dissertation and projects, list of publications.

Interactive media designer who has also written on games. Papers and descriptions of projects are available.

Weblog, articles and projects centered around multiplayer games, women and technology, emergence in communities and games and serial and reconfigurable narrative.

Germany. Weblog, articles, conference calls. Research on computer games and hypertext.

IT University of Copenhagen. Articles, activities, teaching.

Research is both quantative and qualitative, and is particularly centred on players of EverQuest and other Massive Multi-Player Online Games.

Weblog about videogames and popular culture and essays about first-person shooters written from a cultural studies perspective.

Game designer, artist, and academic at NYU exploring the theory and practice of game design. Essays, links, teaching.