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Do electric suffragettes dream of universal suffrage? The complex morality of modern videogaming

November 26, 2018by squareblind Leave a comment

If a player acts abominably in a fictional digital world where citizens are ultimately just a piece of code, does it really matter? The open world of Red Dead Redemption 2 throws up some pertinent questions around expression and responsibility in games.

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