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Non-violent video games
While some of the highest selling console games right now are shooters, stories dependent on war or violence do not represent the full diversity of games. Increasingly computers, portable gaming devices, and smart phones have been home to a … Continue reading
Posted in Casual Games, General Gaming
Tagged featured, Feminist Frequency, non-violent, recommendations
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