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Contemplating The Mirror: Manhunt Revisited

Posted on February 5, 2013 by Javy Gwaltney

Memories Rockstar’s Playstation 2 games were the video nasties of my generation. I remember my father reading an article in USA Today about prostitution in Grand Theft: Auto Vice City and telling me that I couldn’t have it. Likewise, the … Continue reading →

Posted in Critical Conversation | Tagged Action games , Bioshock , Brian Cox , Dead Island , Gameranx , Gore , GTA , Hotline Miami , IGN , Javy Gwaltney , Journey , Kentucky Route Zero , Kotaku , Levin Buchanan , Maddy Myers , Manhunt , Metal Gear Solid , Paolo Pedercini , Playstation , Riptide , Rockstar , Snuff films , spec ops: the line , The Most Beautiful Thing in the World , The Running Man , The Walking Dead , Thirty Flights of Loving , To the Moon , Unmanned , Vice City , Violence , Yager | 1 Comment

The Game is Talking Back: A Review of “Killing is Harmless”

Posted on November 29, 2012 by Bq Roth

As I write, Brendan Keogh’s new book has been out for less than a week, and has already been declared a landmark of games criticism. The book’s primary qualification for this opinion seems to be its length, around 50,000 words, … Continue reading →

Posted in Critical Conversation , Reviews | Tagged Ben Kuchera , BQ Roth , Brendan Keogh , Citizen Kane , Gamasutra , Killing is Harmless , self-analysis , spec ops: the line , Stolen Projects , Suicide is Painless , Yager | 3 Comments

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Contemplating The Mirror: Manhunt Revisited

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