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Bit-Tech: Dumbing Up Gaming

bit-tech.net — Why do games always cater for the lowest common denominator, wonders Cliff Harris. Why are there no games for educated professionals and why do we have to rely on hacking mini-games in BioShock to explain elements clearly within reach?

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  • Koush, on 05/30/2008, -0/+1Otherwise known as, Deus ex Syndrome.
  • mattcoady, on 05/31/2008, -0/+1"I don't care if you need a degree in biology to play the game because there are a lot of people with degrees in biology. Sell just to them, it's still viable."

    I don't and I'd still like to try spore at some point.
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