How Can Memes Develop Into a Variety of Games?

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How can memes (yes, those memes) develop into games? Max Kunze, in an excerpt from his talk at this years Vector 2020 talks about how a meme can be adapted into games. The full talk is "Max Kunze on the Use of Memes and Ideas Throughout the Video Game Industry" https://youtu.be/0isn5bnvkGg

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