Bioshock Infinite Saved My Life (and other stories)
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    Pretty sure Bugs is being genuine in his own particular idiom (xoxo) and Brooks is high calibre netizenry.
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  • Bugs is a genuine forum legend, so I'm pretty much down with anything he says.
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    He brought Blum to us, and therefore has infinite carte blanche.
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  • After big break up I played Shadow of the Colossus in two sittings over two days. It'd been a long time since I first played so I had to figure it all out again. I couldn't do anything about the situation I was in, I couldn't even process it mentally, so I just killed giants for a couple of days.
    "..the pseudo-Left new style.."
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    Not an example of games stopping bad things or making them bearable, but a case of games doing good - if somewhat intangibly (is that a word?).

    I ran a Tetris (2 player versus) competition in work a few years back. It went down a real storm and people talked about it for weeks. Lots of folk thanked me for giving everyone a lift because people had been feeling pretty shit morale-wise and it had brightened the whole building up.

    It went onto become my little office gaming league that I post about here. No doubt in my mind that it helps out a little.
    Holding the wrong end of the stick since 2009.

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