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Gaming In Color [Blu-ray] – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Gaming In Color [Blu-ray]
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Genre
Special Interests
Format
Blu-ray
Contributor
Naomi Clark, Philip Jones, Colleen Macklin
Language
English
Runtime
1 hour and 2 minutes
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K. K (verified owner) –
Boring – It was boring so I didn’t finish watching plus after I watched a little of it, now Amazon recommends all these gay shows on my profile now. I’m not gay so it’s like damn. I was clicking on stuff that had different titles. Be aware of that before you click to watch it.
P. M (verified owner) –
Five Stars – Good documentary on the lack of LGBT representation in games and the issues with online gaming and bigotry.
Z. T (verified owner) –
Four Stars – Very well edited
J. N (verified owner) –
Earnest in its message, but becomes repetitive in the … – Earnest in its message, but becomes repetitive in the second half. The background music is relentlessly repetitive, which also detracts from the program.
J. N (verified owner) –
Earnest in its message, but becomes repetitive in the … – Earnest in its message, but becomes repetitive in the second half. The background music is relentlessly repetitive, which also detracts from the program.
C. Z (verified owner) –
Unexpected Fun – I was intrigued when I saw this documentary listed, but wasn’t sure what to expect. I must say that I found it more engaging and interesting that I anticipated! I recommend it if you have any level interest in gaming and if you’ve ever felt a little on the outside…
J. F (verified owner) –
Loved it! Really shines a light on a topic … – Loved it! Really shines a light on a topic that needs to be discussed openly and honestly. For videogames to be seen as a true art form, industry leaders need to understand and welcome diversity within storylines and characters, just as film has done. ‘Gaming in Color’ is a strong step and statement in the right direction. Highly recommend!!!
O. R (verified owner) –
A very intriguing documentary – My friend recommended this movie to me. I have been gaming from, I don’t know when and this movie opened my eyes to a dimension of gaming that I didn’t even know existed. I would definitely recommend this movie to anybody who loves games and would support inclusivity.
O. R (verified owner) –
A very intriguing documentary – My friend recommended this movie to me. I have been gaming from, I don’t know when and this movie opened my eyes to a dimension of gaming that I didn’t even know existed. I would definitely recommend this movie to anybody who loves games and would support inclusivity.
P. M (verified owner) –
Five Stars – Good documentary on the lack of LGBT representation in games and the issues with online gaming and bigotry.
K. K (verified owner) –
Boring – It was boring so I didn’t finish watching plus after I watched a little of it, now Amazon recommends all these gay shows on my profile now. I’m not gay so it’s like damn. I was clicking on stuff that had different titles. Be aware of that before you click to watch it.
J. F (verified owner) –
Loved it! Really shines a light on a topic … – Loved it! Really shines a light on a topic that needs to be discussed openly and honestly. For videogames to be seen as a true art form, industry leaders need to understand and welcome diversity within storylines and characters, just as film has done. ‘Gaming in Color’ is a strong step and statement in the right direction. Highly recommend!!!
F. B (verified owner) –
SJW The Movie – If you hate video games and yourself, this is the perfect movie for you. The only people that truly complain about these things are the people who don’t really like games, they just like to whine about them. They nitpick at things that aren’t as big a deal as they are making them. They want the market tailored to them even though they aren’t even close to being the majority. The people who made this “movie” truly believe that the game developers don’t make games for the sole benefit of making money. Catering to the 5% because they whine the most won’t make the game companies any more money than what they currently do. Forcing game companies to make games that cater to your every whim means that less copies will sell, which in turn means that the company may not continue to make games like that one. Which means that even is they make a game perfect for SJWs, doesn’t mean that they will ever make another one. Games are made for demographics. If one doesn’t like the game, then it may not be for you or your demographic. Deal with it.
C. Z (verified owner) –
Unexpected Fun – I was intrigued when I saw this documentary listed, but wasn’t sure what to expect. I must say that I found it more engaging and interesting that I anticipated! I recommend it if you have any level interest in gaming and if you’ve ever felt a little on the outside…
Z. T (verified owner) –
Four Stars – Very well edited
F. B (verified owner) –
SJW The Movie – If you hate video games and yourself, this is the perfect movie for you. The only people that truly complain about these things are the people who don’t really like games, they just like to whine about them. They nitpick at things that aren’t as big a deal as they are making them. They want the market tailored to them even though they aren’t even close to being the majority. The people who made this “movie” truly believe that the game developers don’t make games for the sole benefit of making money. Catering to the 5% because they whine the most won’t make the game companies any more money than what they currently do. Forcing game companies to make games that cater to your every whim means that less copies will sell, which in turn means that the company may not continue to make games like that one. Which means that even is they make a game perfect for SJWs, doesn’t mean that they will ever make another one. Games are made for demographics. If one doesn’t like the game, then it may not be for you or your demographic. Deal with it.