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This week on VGS.......

Do you cringe at the thought of Candy Crush being given the title of successful "game" or the idea that your mother calls herself a gamer because she knows how to using the Apple Store?

Economic forecasting indicates that by 2017 gaming industry revenues will be 60% based on mobile or online gaming. Is that incredibly upsetting or an indicator of the times?

FEATURE INTERVIEW: Race in games....it's always a tricky subject. Taking us through this quagmire of sensitivity, Ubisoft's Wesley Pincombe discusses the recent DLC "Freedom Cry" for Assassin's Creed 4. Does it promise a deeper experience?
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Video Game Sophistry is an opportunity to celebrate the creators and the artistry found in Video Games. I believe that Games are the most effective medium from experiencing another world, and another way to live. Expect to see a series of videos showcasing the narratives hidden in every game, interviews with game developers, along with our bench mark weekly podcast, Dialogue Wheel.

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