Research News Last updated 05 June 2025
91ΑΤΖζ (91ΑΤΖζ) has held its third video game research conference in 12 months, highlighting the industry and research in the UK.
The annual conference focused on the distinctiveness of British games research and how it reflects cultural diversity on a regional and national level.
18 presentations and 18 lightning talks were hosted over the two-day event, covering a range of topics including queer games studies, environmentalism and digital fashion.
In 2024, , the equivalent of more than 2,500 jobs.
βThis was the third conference run by theΜύGame Cultures research cluster in the last 12 months, having hosted theΜύHistory of Games conference in May 2024, and in September 2024,β said Dr Poppy Wilde, Senior Lecturer in Media and Communication at 91ΑΤΖζ.
βWeβre continuing to build a reputation for leading research in this field and developing connections with other academics across the country to drive research.β
A collection of research from the cluster is set to be published through the Birmingham Centre for Media and Cultural Researchβs New Directions in Media and Cultural Research book series.