The Mass Effect Of Moral Choices On Video Games

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🗓️ 28 May 2021

⏱️ 62 minutes

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This week we're talking morality meters and the complicated decisions we're forced to make in our favorite games. First, we kick things off with a history of moral choices in video games. Then, we discuss the toughest choices we've made in our gaming careers. Finally, we round things out with a chat about how morality meters have evolved in video games and where we stand now.

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0:00.0	Hello, everyone, and welcome to Kataku Split Screen.
0:10.6	The show will we tackle video games one excruciatingly specific topic at a time.
0:15.1	I am your host, Ash Parrish, and with me are my two co-hosts.
0:20.0	Well, I have two co-hosts, but I'm not sure which one to choose.
0:23.7	Get it?
0:25.3	Oh, wow, that was beautiful.
0:27.5	Yeah.
0:28.7	This week, we're talking about choices in video games in honor of legendary edition,
0:34.5	having a vice grip on all of us.
0:36.9	And by the way
0:37.5	my co-hosts are Nathan and Mike
0:39.2	they're always here. Or Mike and Nathan
0:41.6	depending on how you choose to present us.
0:44.3	Yeah, there you go. After you
0:46.0	agonized over that choice
0:47.4	it just seemed easy for you.
0:51.1	It's based on who I
0:52.7	like more.
0:55.8	Oh my God!
0:58.7	I'm sorry.
1:01.6	Well, isn't that how we make our choices in video games?
1:03.8	It depends on who you like more, right?
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