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Beyond Rated-M: Doom & Lovely Planet
In this episode of Beyond Rated-M, I discuss how honesty in game design and aesthetics make Doom and Lovely Planet great examples of Maturity in video games. *Lovely Planet was received for review/coverage. See our statement of ethics here and game review … Continue reading
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Tagged christian, christianity, criticism, Doom, FPS, gaming culture, Let's Play, Lovely Planet, maturity, misunderstood, Nelson, video games, video games and the Bible
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Beyond Rated-M: NEO Scavenger
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
VGB Audio Editorial: “Religion Has Hurt People”–Christianity and Diversity in Gaming
The audio version of our article on diversity and the depiction of Christianity in gaming and its culture is now available! You can read the article and download the audio here, or simply listen below: ____________________________________________________________ *Do you want to … Continue reading
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Tagged Audio, Binding of Isaac, christian, christian gaming, Christian Perspective, christian review, christianity, depiction, diversity, Donut County, editorial, Edmund McMillen, family-friendly, gaming, gaming culture, God, Jesus, KJV, video games, video games and the Bible, violence
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Video Games and the Bible 