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No, Games Shouldnt Return to Just Black-and-White Morality - The Escapist Show
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No, Games Shouldn’t Return to Just Black-and-White Morality – The Escapist Show

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Published: Aug 9, 2020 03:26 pm

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We’re talking about Ghost of Tsushima and other games we’ve been playing, and we chime in on the idea of “black-and-white” morality in video games that’s been talked about this past week.

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Nick Calandra has been covering video games for over 14 years, holds a bachelor’s degree in Multimedia Journalism and now leads the team at The Escapist. Previously Nick created and led teams at TitanReviews, Velocity Gamer, OnlySP and Gameumentary, before becoming Editor-in-Chief of The Escapist in 2019. He has done everything from covering the smallest of indie games to creating documentaries on some of the most well-known video game franchises in the industry such as Darksiders, Divinity: Original Sin, EVE and more. While his favorite games right now include Rainbow Six Siege and Elden Ring, Nick is constantly experimenting with new genres to expand his gaming tastes and knowledge of the industry.
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