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In Back to the Future Part II, a teenager from the 1980s visits the future and is chided about how he plays videogames. He uses an actual, physical controller that you hold with your hands. The kids watching him laugh—that’s a baby’s toy. I always laughed, too, because of the absurdity—because, well, of course you use a controller. How else would you play games?
Pixel Dynamo reports on the PC and Mac release of Metamorphabet, an interactive, animated alphabet book.
Kotaku - I play with my four-year-old daughter a lot. I'm the parent that sets up playdates, sits down with puzzles and board games, and takes her to the playground for a few hours. But I've never let her venture into a video game on her lonesome. That all changed this weekend.
