It's been too long since I wrote here, and I wanted my first post of 2013 to go off with a polemical bang. But now that we've given the holodeck a bruising, I'd like to post up some of the full interviews from my second piece for the New Statesman: political games.
For that article I wanted to really go beyond platitutes about games wot have politics in them and ask what it means to try and simulate a political situation - to impart an intellectual or emotional message about a system by building and pointedly contextualising a model of that system. One game that did this to interesting effect was Lim, by Merrit Kopas (@m_kopas on Twitter).
And Cain talked with Abel his brother, saying, let us play a round of Halo: and it came to pass, when Abel was getting a beer, that Cain reversed Abel's controls, and when he returned did slay him.
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Friday, 1 March 2013
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