Politics in Games Then and Now
Politics in games then Politics in games now I don't think I'm exaggerating when I say that whoever controlled the NSA facility could move the world Taash: So... I'm non-binary. games were always political chuds there is literally no difference between these
A two-panel comparison contrasts political themes in older and newer video games. The first panel shows a serious geopolitical statement about controlling an NSA facility, while the second shows Taash from Dragon Age: The Veilguard saying, “So... I'm non-binary.” The joke mocks the claim that games only recently became political by pointing out that older games were already deeply political. EN: A two-panel comparison contrasts political themes in older and newer video games. The first panel shows a serious geopolitical statement about controlling an NSA facility, while the second shows Taash from Dragon Age: The Veilguard saying, “So... I'm non-binary.” The joke mocks the claim that games only recently became political by pointing out that older games were already deeply political.
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