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Indeed they know very well what they're doing. One could even say that they're openly spitting in the face of regulators' inability to do something about it, se
by pferde 7y ago
Indeed they know very well what they're doing. One could even say that they're openly spitting in the face of regulators' inability to do something about it, see for example a trailer for a new NBA game, where you mostly see literal casino-like gambling machines, and only a few seconds of actual gameplay on a basketball court: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcGZQDOOU6Y https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcGZQDOOU6Y
EDIT: The above link is not the trailer itself, but a video discussing the trailer, from an independent game critic who has been speaking out against gambling mechanics in computer games for many years, long before it became a big issue.