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This is 'for decades—has', a new video game from Outhouse Media. The name came from the culture wars of the '60s that pitted the brave left against the cowardly right of the corporate media. Outhouse Media changes the narrative, pushing back against the media's sensationalism with jokes, video shows, and a satirical website. The video game pressboys from the '60s and '70s are mocked in this new video game, which examines the power of video games to fuel radical activism.
Video games were evolving beyond the fictional hype of the '60s. The Hollywood studios and major film companies were playing their part by producing heavily-rated games set in Africa. By the time the late '70s rolled around, the games were becoming increasingly real. The success of the '80s hit the industry hard, as the games revolutionized the way Americans talked, wrote, and saw color, and changed how we watched bad movies—all while maintaining the quality of films that had begun creating productive relationships between movies and viewers. In the 1980s, the major studios began to focus on producing more niche titles, and began diversifying their role in video games. The major studios set up independent publishing companies to develop their own games, which was a welcome change for gamers. Independent game developers began forming the AAA game studios during the 1990s and 2000s. Their games became blockbuster stars, but also at times a bit of a mixed bag. Advertisement In 1997, the first major blockbuster game, Medal of Honor, was