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Wed, 04 May 2005
Brenda Laurel On Computer Games
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[via Wonderland: Burn The House Down ]:
Part of a Brenda Laurel rant at this year's IGDA
There hasn’t been a game about geopolitics that was worth a shit since Hidden Agenda! We should be giving people rehearsals for citizenship and change.
Exactly. Computer games are merely simulations. The juice is the narrative and in the relationships. There's no more compelling narrative than politics, regardless of era, setting, or players. I continue to enjoy board games more than most computer games for these reasons.
Posted by Zappini at Tue May 10 12:15:44 2005
Posted by Zappini at Tue May 10 12:15:44 2005
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