See Games Differently
See Games Differently
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Ninjas (AKA shinobi) were covert mercenaries in feudal Japan who were trained in the arts of espionage, sabotage and guerrilla warfare. In the 1980s and early ’90s they became a popular subject matter in Western entertainment, with countless masked assassins popping up in movies, TV shows and comics. For some…
Three game studios in North Carolina have come out against North Carolina’s controversial “bathroom bill”, a law seen by many as infringing on the rights of transgender individuals.
Censorship is a pervasive issue all across the world, but nowhere is it more evident than it is in China. Here, media content falls under extreme scrutiny before it can be released to the public, and video games are no different.
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