Harukio
Member since: Sep 15th, 2006
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Joyswag: Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story prize pack [update]
Sep 25th 2009 2:17PM (Joystiq Nintendo)A small crying turtle.
Inside the small crying turtle?
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FIRE!
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Jul 31st 2009 12:33PM (Joystiq)Engadget's recession antidote: win a Novatel Ovation MC990D USB modem!
Jul 6th 2009 1:42PM (Engadget)Xbox 360 version of FFXIII may be monolingual
May 12th 2009 4:36PM (Joystiq)Shin Chan
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Abenobashi
Joyswag: Nintendo DSi, Rhythm Heaven & accessories [update]
Apr 9th 2009 6:51PM (Joystiq)Joyswag: Nintendo DSi, Rhythm Heaven & accessories [update]
Apr 6th 2009 7:40PM (Joystiq)GDC09 Joyswag: Rhythm Heaven (DS)
Mar 25th 2009 4:46PM (Joystiq)Player evolves pokemon with the aid of two wrenches
May 30th 2007 3:38PM (Joystiq)Mainstream gaming community embraces the indie scene
Mar 28th 2007 12:15PM (Joystiq)Are some topics off-limits for "serious" games?
Dec 4th 2006 11:46PM (Joystiq)I don't think such a game would be able to be, nor should be "fun."
It would be a game in the interactive sense more than the fun side. Such a game could be deeply affecting and disturbing if done right, but the difficulty in doing it right, and the surrounding controversy would make it a tricky path.
If I'm not mistaken, at one of the Holocaust museums I've been to, you'd get a little booklet with the name, picture, and background of a person during WWII who was of the persecuted population (since they weren't all jewish). At the end of the museum you found out what happened to them (did they survive? escape? or die?). Because you get to know the person a bit without having much of an idea of their fate, it establishes a connection, quite like what I believe you'd see in a "game" but to the next level.
I hope that made sense >.<