Posted by Brian Leahy - Saturday, May 17, 2008 12:30 PM
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Posted by Justin Fassino - Saturday, May 17, 2008 9:00 AM
Amid the shadow of Grand Theft Auto IV and the growth of the industry, people are more aware of videogames than ever,
but while the more alarmist wings of the mass media see games as a cesspool of violence, others see potential for sharing knowledge and helping society.
Recently, videogame developers and publishers have been teaming up with schools to legitimize video game creation as a serious form of media and creative expression. One of the most recent examples is the partnership struck between the Indiana University School of Education and software developer Vicious Cycle (Robotech: Battlecry, Dead Head Fred) for the use of Vicious Cycle’s Vicious Engine.
Hit the jump for the entire story.