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Crafting Mines And Crossing Animals: Playing Video Games During The Pandemic
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"Games are a medium that, for a variety of reasons, have long been associated with a sense of shame," psychologist Alex Kriss says. He says games are a virtual playground where you can try things without emotional consequences.
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