An Impolite Conversation: the relationship between sex and politics in three games
[Originally posted on The Border House] I recently played a game called Agarest: Generations of War for review (Filipowich, Mark. “Review: Agarest: Generations of War.” PopMatters. Oct 28 2013.). It sucked. Many games are built from the ground up on a problematic premise, baggage is built into them; many of the problems with Grand Theft … Continue reading An Impolite Conversation: the relationship between sex and politics in three games
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