Playing (with) the Music: Jogo e Apropriação na Cena Musical Chiptune
(Playing (with) the Music: Game and Appropriation in the Chiptune Music Scene)
Abstract
In this paper we present a discussion about the chiptune scene, in a perspective of "appropriation" and mutual adaptation between users and technology, from a systematization of different discourses (film and bibliography). From this we extract a perception about the anthropological dimension of the experience of play (play of the game) and present some scene members practices, with its proper interpretations.
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