Mafia 3 - a game set in the American south in the late 1960s - comes with a warning from 2K Games... "We sought to create an authentic and immersive experience that captures this very turbulent time and place, including depictions of racism. "We find the racist beliefs, language, and behaviours of some characters in the game abhorrent, but believe it is vital to include these depictions in order to tell Lincoln Clay's story. Most importantly, we felt that to not include this very real and shameful part of our past would have been offensive to the millions who faced - and still face - bigotry, discrimination, prejudice, and racism in all its forms." This week in Game On Adam's speaking to one of the Mafia 3's writers, Charles Webb...
from SweetTech http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p04l5xz4
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