Videogames as Tools for Civil Disobedience
Channel: Left Left Up
Date: 2019-12-04

''The best of political art is uncomfortable - legally uncomfortable, civically uncomfortable...''

Show notes:
- 'Radical Critique of ‘Papers, Please’': https://medium.com/@marijamdid/radical-critique-of-papers-please-d1e24e57b8d5
- On 'Ultima Online', 'Westward Journey' and 'Eve Online': https://twitter.com/marijamdid/status/1199304339405365249
- ''The Uber Game Shows the Latent Power of Political Video Games'': https://www.kotaku.co.uk/2018/02/08/the-uber-game-shows-the-latent-power-of-political-video-games
- ''Bethesda Won't Sell 'Wolfenstein II' in Israel, So Israeli Developers Made a Game About It'': https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/wjzevw/bethesda-wont-sell-wolfenstein-ii-in-israel-so-israeli-developers-made-a-game-about-it
- '''Corbyn Run' Highlights the Stakes of This Week's British Election'': https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/a3zvpp/corbyn-run-highlights-the-stakes-of-this-weeks-british-election
- ''Games console: Dan Hett, the indie game designer pouring his grief into interactive art'': https://www.theguardian.com/games/2018/apr/26/dan-hett-indie-games-designer-manchester-arena-bombing

Video originally posted on Twitter on 3/12/19: https://twitter.com/marijamdid/status/1201962603192475648

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