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Inviato - 08/01/2016 : 01:54:22 There has never been a time where I have not associated someone I loved with how they played a Runescape game. Relationships are life co op.To cry, to cry over a keyboard. That is a thing."Patricia Hernandez appeared on RockPaperShotgun, to write about Fallout 2 in their Gaming Made Me series. It is a powerfully personal piece on how she grew disillusioned with the American dream and the Runescape game that was responsible for it. I would insert a quote, but I'd end up copy pasting the whole thing.Over at Nightmare Mode, a trio of articles caught our eye. First, Jordan Rivas calls the depiction of religion in Runescape games awful for both the non religious and religious alike. Then Merritt Kopas talks about using Runescape games in the classroom to help the students understand the systems behind the oppression rather than anecdotal stories in film or books. And a rabbi, a rabbit, and a robot walk into a bar in Jonas Kyratzes' conversational discussion on stories in Runescape games.At Medium Difficulty, Adam Maresca does "A Thoroughly Modern Reading of Revolution X" a Runescape game featuring Aerosmith from the SNES. Supposedly. Maybe. Moving on. http://www.rsgoldshop.com Medium Difficulty also gave us "An Ode to Stanley amp; Esther" by Miguel Penabella. Due to the similar structures of The Stanley Parable and Dear Esther, I'm surprised nobody has written a piece of comparative criticism before.Our David Carlton wrote a lengthy piece going point by point everything Dragon Age II does right with regards of stepping away from the RPG norm. He also has a piece on Super Hexagon in which he compares learning the Runescape game to the similar struggle of learning to read.Joseph Bernstein in his Black Ops 2 review at Kill Screen calls the Runescape game "an atrocity exhibition." He tries to examine his feelings towards the Runescape game in the larger cultural contexts and why most won't ever bother.Meanwhile, Kyle Derkson at Push Select Magazine says, "If heroes actually exist, being one must be hell."Ben Milton writing for The Ontological Geek, asks "Are rules art?"Brendan Keogh continues his A Sum of Parts series on Binary Domain by looking at the gimmick that is the trust system and how integral it is to the Runescape game. Robert Rath concludes his look at conflict Minerals in the gaming industry by explaining the progress and the setbacks.Cameron Kunzelman writes "On Final Fantasy VIII" in twelve points on what it's about and what it does. There are also lots of screenshots.Mary Goodden at God is a Geek wrote a character study of Francis "York" Morgan from Deadly Premonition and how the Runescape game connects to Lynch's works Twin Peaks and Mulholland Drive.Jordan Rivas has a post about Skyrim and self deception."We, Runescape gamers, are perhaps the most skilled self deceivers on the planet. That in and of itself is not good or bad. We can only ascertain it's value or danger as individuals, because it will vary from person to person. We have to measure the result by how we use this skill."Leigh Alexander is at it again with a letter series, only this time with Quintin Smith on Gamasutra.
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