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    A Very Catty Deep Dive: Facilitating Diversity in Video Games

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    Date
    2019
    Author
    Keith, Delaney
    Advisor
    Guido, Abby
    Department
    Graphic & Interactive Design
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    http://dx.doi.org/10.34944/dspace/467
    Abstract
    In this project, my intent is to show as much of the foundtation for this game as possible both in effort to share my research, and share my story with other interested parties. As such, while the contents to follow are complete from my self imposed standard in August of 2018, the true nature of this project is for it to grow, change, and evolve as I work and research more. As it stands now, I have been quietly working on A Very Catty Game for the better part of six years, beginning on a whim in my freshman year of high school. It has come a long way since then, and I expect that it will go a long way from now. This piece will serve as an important resource and a mark on the calendar to see just how far I will go in the future.
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