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Clint Morrison

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As seen in: The Punished Backlog, MSN, New York Law Journal, GameRant, Bloomberg Law, Helena Independent Record, Employment Law Strategist
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Directive 8020 Review: Hollow Horror

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By Clint Morrison
| The Punished Backlog
Eleven years ago, I couldn’t put down Until Dawn. I stayed up too late to finish my initial playthrough, saving who I could and mourning who I lost. At the time, Supermassive Games’ 2015 survival-horror game felt like a natural AAA evolution of the Telltale games that I loved (The Walking Dead and The Wolf Among Us).
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Sitting With Violence in Resident Evil

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By Clint Morrison
| The Punished Backlog
Two quick notes: 1) The following contains spoilers for the mainline Resident Evil franchise, including Requiem, and 2) No legitimate study has found any connection between real-life violence and video games. What follows is an examination of the representation of violence and in no way seeks to claim that violent acts in the Resident Evil series influence violent behavior. The ammunition numbers no longer appear in the corner of the screen… or at least, I don’t notice them.
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Scriptorium: Master of Manuscripts Review: Playing with Manuscripts

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By Clint Morrison
| The Punished Backlog
My favorite day of class every semester is the one where I bring a few fragments of manuscripts for my students to hold, read, and experience. For nearly all of my students, this is their first time holding a 500-year-old document. A few of these fragments are modestly decorated, each contains some rubrication (the red text), and a couple show scars from being recycled into book bindings.
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