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Topic	What videogames should be taught at school for literature class?
Kloe_Rinz 07/13/22 10:31:58 PM #95:	ChocoboMogALT posted... What are some stories that are unique to games? Undertale and Outer Wilds fit the bill. Bioshock is close. Maybe some old-school Sierra games. not the entire story but MGS3 and Nier Automata have elements that cant be replicated in other mediums. For example: MGS3: ~~Killing The Boss at the end of the game. The player was conditioned to not want to do it, Snake does not want to do it, but the game forces the player to do it nonetheless.~~ Nier Automata: Basically the entire final sequence, flipping back and forth between 9S and A2, both main protagonists but the player knows they are about to confront each other and fight to the death and the player will have to pick a side. And then the entire save file thing <cite>Kloe_Rinz posted [p:966557323] in What video... [t:80093247]...</cite> <quote>ChocoboMogALT posted... </cite> <quote>What are some stories that are unique to games? Undertale and Outer Wilds fit the bill. Bioshock is close. Maybe some old-school Sierra games.</quote>not the entire story but MGS3 and Nier Automata have elements that cant be replicated in other mediums. For example: MGS3: Killing The Boss at the end of the game. The player was conditioned to not want to do it, Snake does not want to do it, but the game forces the player to do it nonetheless. Nier Automata: Basically the entire final sequence, flipping back and forth between 9S and A2, both main protagonists but the player knows they are about to confront each other and fight to the death and the player will have to pick a side. And then the entire save file thing </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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