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: GamePolitics.comGames That Tried to Tackle Political Themes in 2010
By james_fudge
PopMatters highlights two things we love here at GamePolitics (gaming and politics, of course) in a year-end feature called Gaming and Politics in 2010." The feature details three games that tried to tackle serious political situations this year. Sadly - as the author points out in the lead-in- only one managed to pull it off.
The games highlighted in the feature include Medal of Honor, Fable 3, and Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood. I do not want to spoil which game got it right, but below is an excerpt about Fable 3 to give you an idea of this feature's angle:
"As I've written before, the end of Fable 3 asked you how you want to spend your kingdom's money and the choices boiled down to two options: social services or military defense. Read More
Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on December 17, 2010 (boomark / email).
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