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Wired's Shannon Perkins discusses how his game Cutthroat Capitalism managed to educate its players without being manipulative in a free video courtesy of the GDC Vault.
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In this free GDC Vault video from the last GDC Online, Wired's Shannon Perkins discusses how his game Cutthroat Capitalism managed to educate its players without being manipulative in 'Faster, Cheaper, Better: Deeply Integrated Game Mechanics.'
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