Media Ethics: Military Video Games

Little Rebellion February 10, 2015

Madelinerose Kossmann, Tyler Brown, Dane Lewis evaluate the potential effects military based video games have on those who play them, and whether or not they were intended by the producers.
Bryce Kristall and Sarah Painter evaluate a sexually influenced free-world video game. Click here.
Katherine Bunster and Ella Graffin look at Disney princesses. Click here.

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