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Ken Levine: Games As Important As Riverdance 
Escapist Magazine | Mon, Feb 23
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BioShock creator and 2K Boston head Ken Levine doesn't think games are as important as food, but they are important as 90s Irish step dancing sensation Riverdance. Fielding a series of questions from the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences, BioShock ...
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