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The fork in the road
Wolfenstein: The New Order and the history of alternate histories.
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Chilling art installation turns drone strike fatalities into a shopping bill
This is artist Jonathan Fletcher Moore’s Artificial Killing Machine. Unlike other artificial killing machines—machine guns, shotguns, rifles, swords, switchblades, kitchen knives, tanks, battlefield range ballistic missiles, short-range ballistic missiles, medium-range ballistic missiles, intermedia
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Russian museum installation maps blood and death onto Stalingrad
Measuring by corpses.
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Vanishing Points
The Jedi Exile and bare life in Knights of the Old Republic II
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A card game about drone strikes makes you comfortably numb
Bycatch forces a strange sort of empathy.
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The strategy genre has finally embraced the apocalypse
This is the way Endless Legend ends: not with a bang but a whimper.
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Games could learn a thing or two from confessional poetry’s history
How confessional gaming is slowly growing a presence.
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Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare is, thankfully, a bit grossed out by war
Holding square will get you nowhere.
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GAZA is a videogame based on real tweets from the Gaza strip
Maybe an action arcade game isn’t the best way to cover the Gaza conflict.
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Weighing war’s cost, The Sun Also Rises debuts today
Former art students explore the cost of war.
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The Sun Also Rises finds the human side of drone warfare
Hemingway’s epic gets an update for the War on Terror.
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Here’s something nice. Virtual reality is helping medics in the UK train to save lives
The Oculus Rift is foremost thought of a fun, future-y head-mounted videogame device, but it has many applications outside of that, like training medics to save soldiers in the line of fire. The training program is being used by he United Kingdom’s army to teach rookies how to prioritize life-and-de