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Oct 6, 2020 22 min

Play for a green world?

from Nordic Talks

Can we game our way to a sustainable future? There are now more than 2.6 billion active users of video games around the world, meaning the gaming industry reaches one in three people on the planet. So, can this huge virtual community be inspired and mobilized to fight for a greener world? Apparently yes - and this is already happening! In this episode we find out how an alliance of gaming companies is introducing environmental issues into popular games and how tech pioneers are using extended reality (XR) to highlight sustainability topics in new ways.

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