>Now here's a thought ... could video games and entertainment be tools for generating change in countries? Been there, done that. It was called "soft power", a

>Now here's a thought ... could video games and entertainment be tools for generating change in countries? Been there, done that. It was called "soft power", and the US used to wield it in spades. >To offset potential cost to companies, could this behavior be subsidized by our government? Your government used to. Hollywood wasn't built in a day, you know. >Could every game developer and internet service pulling their services from China completely compel the population to try to change their regime? I'm dying here...