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February 2012: The Future of Fun
Science is reinventing play, from extreme sports to gamification to ridiculous roller coasters to the playgrounds of tomorrow, and this issue is chock full of fun. Also, on a less fun note: Did global warming destroy my hometown?
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Where's Fallout 3?!??!?!?!?! Far Cry 2?
and since you guys seem to like non-violent games, World of Goo or Spore:creepy and cute ought to be here.
did you even look at the whole gallery? there was only one non-violent game in the list.
They've already covered Spore a million times, Far Cry Stinks, and they probably haven't gotten to Fallout 3 yet. 'cause that game looks awwweesommmeee!!!
Fallout 3 should definitely be on that list, along with Fable 2
Don't have any of these games yet... sigh :(
As a EA Games Montreal Developer I wish Army Of Two The $0th Day Was On That List If You Played AO2 One, We Stepped It Up In The Art/ Graphic Section.
Cheers.
Twisted-FX
Although I do not promote violence, I accept that some of the users, particularly one gender actually enjoy the "fighting" violent nature of the e-games. This is not a new phenomenon, rather an extension of the original "man hunter". "Boys will be boys" and "men will be" ............. well "boys" of course. My male friends plan nights around the e-games and I don't believe any censorship will reduce the fascinating for fighting and warrior type entertainment. We just need to look at history. Football Games, Mario Brothers, um!! The list goes on. All violent. Then there was before E-GAMES. We had the television cartoons and all those years of ghastly television dramas that promoted violence.