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Games for Change Festival 2008
by Ian Bogost June 3, 2008
categories: General

For a variety of complex reasons I'll spare you, I'm not at the Games for Change Festival today and tomorrow in New York. For coverage, you might want to read the note-like liveblogging at Valuable Games, or Leigh Alexander's coverage at Kotaku.

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Of if you want the high-level analysis, check out these:

http://playthisthing.com/games-change-vol-1

http://playthisthing.com/games-change-i-am-changed

Patrick Dugan on June 6, 2008 1:23 AM

 


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