Replayed

Henry E. Lowood is the Harold C. Hohbach Curator of the History of Science and Technology Collections and the Curator of the Film and Media Collections at Stanford University Libraries. Raiford Guins is a professor and the director of cinema and media studies in the Media School at Indiana University Bloomington.

Replayed is a valuable resource... I read the book and wished such a resource had been available when I first dipped my toes into game preservation and game history.—American Journal of Play

• AcknowledgementsForeword: The Hard Work of Henry Lowood, by Matthew G. KirschenbaumEditor's Introduction: Henry's Many Hats, by Raiford GuinsPart I: Archives, Documentation, and the Preservation of Historical SoftwareIntroduction to Part I1. The Hard Work of Software History2. Shall We Play a Game: Thoughts on the Computer Game Archive of the Future3. Video Capture: Machinima, Documentation, and the History of Virtual Worlds4. It Is What It Is, Not What It Was5. Screen Capture and Replay: Documenting Gameplay as Performance6. Software Archives and Software LibrariesPart II: Game Histories and HistoriographyIntroduction Part II7. Game Studies Now, History of Science Then8. Video Games in Computer Space: The Complex History of Pong9. Game Engines and Game History10. Putting A Stamp On Games - Wargames, Players, & PBM11. Game Counter12. War Engines: Wargames as Systems from the Tabletop to the ComputerPart III: Further Directions: Sports Games and eSportsIntroduction to Part III13. "Beyond the Game": The Olympic Ideal and Competitive e-SportsPart IV: Interview with Henry LowoodInterview with Henry Lowood conducted by T.L. TaylorNotesIndex