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When video games make the horrors of nuclear war seem real – Reader’s Feature
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The portrayal of nuclear war in video games has a long history, dating back to the early days of the industry. Games such as Missile Command, released in 1980, have been used to explore the consequences of nuclear conflict, often serving as a commentary on the anxieties of the time. The depiction of nuclear war in video games can provide a unique perspective on the devastating effects of such an event, allowing players to engage with the topic in a more immersive and interactive way.
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When video games make the horrors of nuclear war seem real – Reader’s Feature
A reader looks back at how nuclear war has been portrayed in video games, from Missile Command in 1980 to the modern Fallout titles.
8 Aug, 01:00
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