The DDNet Podcast! On censorship and horror games, eroticism in film (and games) and more!

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This week on the DigitallyDownloaded.net podcast, we look at the latest game to have fallen victim to Australian censorship, Outlast 2.

Then we look at eroticism in film, as the Korean film The Handmaiden, makes a big splash in arthouse cinema circles, and how that approach to filmmaking might apply to games (if it can be done).

In a three-for-three with controversial subjects, we also look at whitewashing in film (specifically in the new Ghost in the Shell film), and consider whether games are doing a better job at combating this than film is.

As always you can catch us on our socials:

Matt S. – @digitallydownld
Matt C. – @MC_Odd
Ginny W. – @ginnywoes

And if any of the music from the show interests you, here is the tracklist:

39 Mu Ja Jikku – Hatsune Miku
Pascal – NieR: Automata
Allure – Ladykiller in a Bind OST
A Beautiful Song – NieR: Automata
Thanks for listening, and see you next week!

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Enjoy, and as always, please do let us know if you’ve got any feedback or would like for us to discuss a particular topic on an upcoming show.


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