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New Coyote-Gear Stainless Steel Fuel Filler Neck Weld Bung & Locking Vented Cap $25.95 |
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New Coyote-Gear Stainless Steel Tank Filler Neck Weld on Bung With Locking Cap $29.95 |
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New Coyote-Gear Aluminum Fuel Gas Tank Filler Neck Weld on Bung With Locking Cap $27.90 |
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New Coyote-Gear Steel Fuel Gas Tank Filler Neck Weld Bung & Locking Vented Cap $22.95 |
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New Coyote-Gear Aluminum Gas Tank Filler Neck Weld Bung & Locking Vented Cap $22.95 |
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New Coyote-Gear Steel Fuel Gas Tank Filler Neck Weld on Bung With Locking Cap $27.90 |
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New Coyote-Gear Stainless Steel Filler Neck Weld Bung & Scalloped Vented Cap $20.95 |
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New Coyote-Gear Aluminum Fuel Tank Filler Neck Weld Bung & Scalloped Vented Cap $17.95 |
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New Coyote-Gear Steel Fuel Tank Filler Neck Weld Bung & Scalloped Vented Cap $17.95 |
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New Coyote-Gear Aluminum Fuel Oil Tank Weld on Filler Neck & Oring Screw Cap $16.95 |
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New Coyote-Gear Steel Fuel Oil Tank Weld on Filler Neck & Oring Screw Cap $16.95 |
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New Coyote-Gear Steel Fuel Tank Filler Neck Weld Bung & Chromed Vented Cap $15.95 |
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New Coyote-Gear Aluminum Fuel Tank Filler Neck Weld Bung & Chromed Vented Cap $15.95 |
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New Coyote-Gear Stainless Steel Filler Neck Weld On Bung With Non-Vented Cap $13.95 |
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New Coyote-Gear Aluminum Fuel Tank Filler Neck Weld On Bung With Non-Vented Cap $10.95 |
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New Coyote-Gear Steel Fuel Tank Filler Neck Weld On Bung With Non-Vented Cap $10.95 |
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Editorial: Embracing The "Game" In Video Games (Game Informer)
Gamers have a lot of praise for their favorite hobby. Many, in fact, would
probably argue that video games aren't just a hobby. Video games are art, as
intellectually stimulating and culturally relevant as any classic masterpiece.
Video games are also the future of entertainment, a storytelling medium
destined to eclipse the humdrum, non-interactive formats we suffer through
today. As much as I love a good story, however, I'd rather just play a game
that remembers to be a game.
For the record, I don't disagree with the opinions espoused by high-minded
gamers. Video games are art in my opinion, and they are capable of telling
amazing stories. I just don't typically enjoy those types of games as much as
ones that embrace their "game-iness." Here are a few examples of what I'm
talking about.
**If the realism in your game makes it less fun, you're doing it wrong**
**Fun Trumps Realism
**Over the years, many developers have traded in cartoony mascots for more
realistic settings and characters. I naturally gravitate toward these types of
games, but have come to the conclusion that realism should never hinder
entertaining gameplay. For instance, Mafia II might be the more ...