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Beyond Rated-M: NEO Scavenger

Posted on February 14, 2016 by Nelson

In my editorial about maturity in video games, Beyond Rated-M, I said: “Video games rated “M for Mature” by the ESRB are often held up as the foremost examples of what our industry can achieve. Meanwhile, the number of incredible, thought-provoking titles outside … Continue reading →

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Editorial: Republique and Going Beyond ‘Rated M’

Posted on December 5, 2015 by Nelson

*Sources of screenshots are listed in their respective file names. Republique (formerly Republique Remastered on the PC) is not only an episodic stealth game exploring government surveillance and personal freedom, but one in a new wave of titles that show “Mature” can … Continue reading →

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