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the artists involved wanted to make a point about a current issue or event. Serious games or political games, however, are nothing new. In 1996, Italian artist Antonio Riello – who calls himself “an ideas tamer. One of those who normally feed themselves in the contemporary art pasture” – designed a game titled Italiani Brava…

the artists involved wanted to make a point about a current issue or event. Serious games or political games, however, are nothing new. In 1996, Italian artist Antonio Riello – who calls himself “an ideas tamer. One of those who normally feed themselves in the contemporary art pasture” – designed a game titled Italiani Brava…

the artists involved wanted to make a point about a current issue or event. Serious games or political games, however, are nothing new. In 1996, Italian artist Antonio Riello – who calls himself “an ideas tamer. One of those who normally feed themselves in the contemporary art pasture” – designed a game titled Italiani Brava…

the artists involved wanted to make a point about a current issue or event. Serious games or political games, however, are nothing new. In 1996, Italian artist Antonio Riello – who calls himself “an ideas tamer. One of those who normally feed themselves in the contemporary art pasture” – designed a game titled Italiani Brava…