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Author Archives: Bruno Dion
Cross the Line/Face the Mirror
Bruno Dion Spoiler Warning. Ye Hath Been Warned. There’s no denying that the virtual killing of other humans is pretty easy, whether their representations are controlled by the computer or by an actual person miles away. Shooters, and especially modern … Continue reading
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Journey to Rebirth
by Bruno Dion Steven Poole wrote a pretty compelling opinion piece about Journey, with the latter part truly being the kind of love letter this game deserves. What bothered me though, and incidentally what I want to tackle here, are … Continue reading
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