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Showing posts with label Most Impactful Video Games - Part 3. Show all posts

Most Impactful Video Games - Part 3 - Gaming Thoughts

Can a single video game change a person? I suppose it depends on the person, but for a lot of us here at CGR who have played video games for many years now, the answer seems to be a resounding 'yes'. Maybe it's not life-altering levels of change, but sometimes a series of smaller, more subtle ones can be just as important. Maybe there's a character you felt a kinship with, a story that tickled parts of your imagination in a new and interesting way or maybe a particular game helped to create core memories with you and your friends. These video games impacted us, and maybe you'll see some familiar titles and think back on how they impacted you as well. 

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