The first reviews have arrived for my new book, How Pac-Man Eats! I’m honored to have people giving the book careful attention. This book is aimed at a wide range of audiences (designers, journalists, technologists, scholars, students, and people who are simply interested in games) and aims to speak to multiple disciplines. Given that, it’s important to have people review it from multiple perspectives, letting different audiences know what it might offer them. In this post I’ll take a look at the first three reviews to appear, each aimed at a different audience: communication scholars, digital media scholars and makers, and game developers.
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