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“ Multiple studies have suggested that playing Tetris immediately following a traumatic event visually engages the brain in a way that can lower the future effects of PTSD. ”
“ A game developer uses gaming software to build a realistic version of Flappy Bird. ”
“ The architect who built a concept for modular housing for a 1965 world’s fair in Montreal has ‘completed’ the project with the help of a video game 3D rendering engine. ”
“ In the early 2000s, gaming companies portrayed bullying as a feature of their platforms to be celebrated. ”
“ In shattered Venezuela, a shadow economy exists of people who play Runescape characters to higher levels of experience and wealth, then sell them. ”
“ Some gamers spent 13 years trying to improve the record time in a specific level of a video game, and seven years grinding away to exploit an obscure hack they were convinced was possible. ”
“ Microsoft’s Flight Simulator 2020 is so detailed that it’s hard to pick it out from real life. Here’s a side-by-side comparison. ”
“ This video is ostensibly about suspected cheating in a specific speedrun attempt, but it also explains and demonstrates some of the fascinating intricacies of that subculture. ”
“ A company has crowd-sourced a quarter of a billion dollars and has been working on a video game for seven years. ”
“ A video game speedrunner cheated and then tried to cover it up. Interesting for reflections and observations on a niche community and the psychology of acceptance by a group. ”
“ A weirdly philosophical examination of what a ‘second-person’ video game could be, through the lens of a specific game from a few years back. The discussion might bend your mind a little. ”
“ An interesting meditation on spelunking and how that morphed into a ground-breaking computer game. ”
“ The story of the E.T. video game for the Atari 2600 which, along with Pac-Man, destroyed then-mighty Atari. ”
