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: Law of the GameLGJ: Serious Games with serious regulations
By Mark Methenitis
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This week's LGJ is a look at serious games and export controls. It doesn't necessarily apply to all serious games, but the closer you get to certain applications for the games, the more relevant it becomes.Read on!
Full post as published by Law of the Game on March 25, 2009 (boomark / email).
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