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  • Super Columbine Massacre RPG

    Official website for the game, including artist's statement, discussion board, trailer, and links to press coverage.

    www.columbinegame.com

  • Why You Owe the Columbine RPG

    Overview of controversy and media discourse surrounding the game, and their positive effects. [Gamasutra]

    www.gamasutra.com

  • Wikipedia: Super Columbine Massacre RPG

    Encyclopedia article on the game.

    en.wikipedia.org

  • Google Video Run-through

    Hour-long condensed video of gameplay from start to finish, including all hidden cut scenes, but with abbreviated combat.

    video.google.com

  • Columbine Survivor Talks About Columbine RPG

    Interview with Richard Castaldo, paralyzed victim of the Columbine shooting, about his reactions upon downloading and playing the game. [Kotaku]

    www.kotaku.com

  • Game Reopens Columbine Wounds

    Balanced article including interviews with victims' families, survivors, and game's creator. [Rocky Mountain News]

    blogs.rockymountainnews.com

  • Q&A: Creator of Super Columbine Massacre RPG

    Interview with the game's author about why and how he wrote it, the game's purpose, reactions to it, and whether any subjects are taboo for games. [Rocky Mountain News]

    blogs.rockymountainnews.com

  • Columbine, Videogames as Expression, and Ineffability

    Essay on this game and the conflict between artistic expression and a culture that would rather not talk about anything uncomfortable. [Water Cooler Games]

    www.watercoolergames.org

  • A Sick Video Game About Columbine

    Brent Bozell attacks the game's author as a "deeply disturbed jerk", "a warped individual", and a "pompous hypocrite and a coward". [Parents Television Council]

    www.parentstv.org

  • King Lud IC Article

    "If we can't have the guts as artists to stand up and make a controversial statement with our medium, we don't deserve to have it."

    kingludic.blogspot.com

  • How Real Is Too Real?

    Column about the Slamdance Guerilla Gamemaker Competition's president removing the game from the finals, and nearly half of the other finalists withdrawing in protest. By Mike Musgrove. [Washington Post]

    www.washingtonpost.com

  • ManifestoGames.com Review

    "This is not a glamorization of the murderers, nor yet a trivialization of the tragedy; it is a work of serious artistic intent and accomplishment, based on considerable research, that in fact illuminates and reflects the horror of that day."

    www.manifestogames.com

  • Columbine Game Kicked From Competition

    Slamdance president Peter Baxter pulled the game from finals of the Slamdance Guerilla Games Competition, reportedly due to outside pressure. [Kotaku]

    www.kotaku.com

  • Slamdance: Columbine Pulled on Moral Grounds

    "Festival president Peter Baxter says that he made the decision free of any outside pressure based on moral grounds and concern for the future of the organization." [Kotaku]

    www.kotaku.com

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