Why Games Were Better As A Kid

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Minecraft
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Minecraft (2011)
Duration: 16:43
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So it seems that that sense of wonder comes from games that make you believe
that “anything is possible”. That is a tricky mindset to put your players in, and it’s a
mindset you probably found yourself in as a kid.

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Video Contents
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0:00 Intro
2:13 Identifying Wonder
4:56 Breaking Wonder
7:58 How to Evoke Wonder

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Special Thanks
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Twenty - Producer
TraZox - Co-Editor
Anubius - Community Manager
CJ from https://www.youtube.com/c/WhatsWithGames - Script



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