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The social experience of multiplayer gaming is mediated by the communications tools that are available to use. Until recently, these have been largely text-based, but with the advent of new voiceover IP tools like Roger Wilco and Xbox Live, voice-mediated communication is becoming increasingly common. We present three studies of multi-player gaming, where we analyse what happens in terms of the social experience when players are given the opportunity of talking to each other rather than
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