Technology might be evolving at a crazy pace, but it’s nowhere as far-flung as it is in video games, right? I mean, science fiction isn’t about to punch us square in the face. Playing games like Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Hawken, Mechwarrior or the newest Call of Duty: Advanced W.

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