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What's unique about Generations is that you can't finish this game without spending 250 years on it. It is neceassary to pass the game down to a new generation of player so one may reach the top of the level. In this way Generations raises several questions such as: Can a video game grow in value the more we invest it by playing? Can we recognize a digital game saved files as a genuine legacy object? Is it possible to have fun to progress in a game meant to be played on a scale time beyond the life expectancy of a human being? By its very nature, this work sheds light on the issue of the digital obsolescence and question the video game ability to organize its own future.

Platform(s) : iPhone / iPod Touch

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