See Games Differently
See Games Differently
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Want to make your next protest more effective? Paolo Pedercini and Harry Josephine Giles say games are the key. The two activists are building a list of “Casual Games for Protesters” that they think protesters should incorporate into their demonstrations. These games can serve as icebreakers, teach valuable protest tactics…
Last year, Australian gamers protested against the government’s lack of an adults-only video game rating by… dressing up like zombies and shambling through Sydney. This year, they did it again, only with more zombies.
Hot Blooded Legend is not the name of a skinflick, but rather, one of the most beloved online games in China. Last week, its publisher released a “nostalgia edition” of the game, and players revolted against the make-a-buck rehash.
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