newshacker47

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   by newshacker47 10y ago

   I can see people losing their minds about a lie that leads to war compared to overselling a change to medical insurance. I would like politicians (or anybody) not to lie about anything, but the consequences of those seem to be in completely
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   by newshacker47 10y ago

   I was surprised how much I got into the "walking simulator" Dear Esther. It just had beautiful art direction and sort of semi-random nonsensical voice over that gave it a bit of atmosphere. It turns a lot of people off for being p
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   by newshacker47 10y ago

   Oh, no doubt that the information is out there in other formats. I'm interested in the concept of using games as a medium and perhaps my expectations were in the wrong place.
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   by newshacker47 10y ago

   The game pretty much consists of "do you want to turn back from voting, or continue to vote and have $BAD_THING happen" (if you are not a white programmer from California). The game format doesn't really do much here. Of cour