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Should Games Be Able To Delete Your Files?

Long-form6:29GamingPublished Aug 20, 2026, 2:00 PM · 2mo ago
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Description

Today I discuss games that manipulate or do interesting things with your files and whether or not we should be okay with that. Thanks to 4 Years Later for his help on the Inscription part of the video. Here is a link to all his music stuff: https://linktr.ee/4YEARSLATER Specifically I discuss games like Undertale, OneShot, Nier: Automata, Steel Battalion, Inscription, and Lose/Lose and how some of them manipulate their files in an ethical way and how some of them manipulate files in a not so ethical way I hope you enjoy this video and thanks for watching :) Subscribing and Liking would also be ideal
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