Morality in Videogames
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In their first ever podcast Colin and Richard are looking at morality systems in computer games. What are they, how do they work - do they work? They'll be looking at Fable II, Infamous, Army of Two: The 40th Day and a whole host of other games throughout the podcast in an effort to entertain, inform, but more importantly get you talking with friends about what it is that makes videogames great. Stay tuned for more podcasts - this is just podcast 1 of 7.
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Morality in Videogames
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