Confessions of a Videogame Junkie
Eureka Street ran this story in Christmas ‘08. It explores the consumerist nature of the videogame industry and argues for the innovative use and social application of multimedia technology, such as using ICT to support the health and wellbeing of refugee and migrant communities. I also managed to sneak in a bit about drinking beers and playing Galaga…
Tags: commodore 64, diablo, galaga, health and wellbeing, migrants, playstation, refugees, social policy, videogames, wipeout, youth
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July 31, 2009 5:08 pm | 
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