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Submitted by awesomeoutof 160d ago | opinion piece

Gaming the savage: The colonial narrative origins of Far Cry 3

Writer David Chandler takes part in the ongoing dialogue surrounding Far Cry 3's problematic portrayal of race by looking into its relationship with adventure fiction, arguing hat Far Cry 3 "is a reconstitution of the tropes of adventure fiction manifest as a digital playground" along with all the problems inherent to the genre. (Far Cry 3, PC, PS3, Xbox 360)

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