Tweets about “Double Tap” (2016)
@steishere up in 5 minutes on Nordic Game. Unreal Theatre. Don't miss out. #fanboy
— Björn Albihn (@BjornAlbihn) May 19, 2016
You should be here. All of you. #NordicGame pic.twitter.com/5iEhq3Sdoj
— Siw Espeland 🍒 (@ferskenmos) May 19, 2016
Looking forward to Ste Curran @steishere talk "Double tap" #NordicGame pic.twitter.com/htusnT3eIW
— Nina (@lugoffo) May 19, 2016
Story time with @steishere again! pic.twitter.com/JGNNRxcfZr
— I-H (@rautaSydan) May 19, 2016
A new year of #NordicGame means a new talk by @steishere, and that means pure awesomeness is about to happen! pic.twitter.com/nnmxvnNssH
— Anchel Labena (@Anchel) May 19, 2016
Finally: @steishere "Double Tap". #nordicgame pic.twitter.com/6B1KT709ZG
— Marianne Lerdahl (@Vaffeldamen) May 19, 2016
.@steishere's Double Tap talk at @NordicGame is great and thought provoking stuff – as is tradition. #NordicGame
— Jacob Herold (@JacobHerold) May 19, 2016
"41 of the 50 best selling games in the UK are shooters or featuring gun violence" @steishere #NordicGame pic.twitter.com/PUtQNkznh4
— Thomas Vigild (@vigild) May 19, 2016
I knew @steishere was brilliant but had no idea he was a performance artist! 9/10 crouchwalking & 10/10 dramatic timing
— Tanya X. Short (@tanyaxshort) May 19, 2016
I totally feel like a tiny god operating light switches now, a prophet for microseconds, a paperballthrower, thank u @steishere #nordicgame
— Christina Majcher (@chriszka) May 19, 2016
.@steishere's talk is about the preponderance of gun violence in games. It's powerful, moving. I hope you can hear it sometime. #NordicGame
— Richard📘Lemarchand #BLM (@rich_lem) May 19, 2016
The moral turn in games: seasoned devs and journalists worried about content in video games. @steishere #NordicGame pic.twitter.com/Gh5TG0Bczu
— Jesper Juul (@jesperjuul) May 19, 2016
"I like experiences that ask questions, not just giving answers. That's why I love games."@steishere #NordicGame
— Thomas Vigild (@vigild) May 19, 2016
#NordicGame "Some questions are more complex than a trigger can answer." @steishere makes us think about shooting and killing in games.
— Morten Brunbjerg (@mortenbrunbjerg) May 19, 2016
@steishere delivering an impassioned speech regarding violence in games. #NordicGame @NordicGame pic.twitter.com/6eCHyJbiVg
— 🇺🇦 Ben Mears (@The_BenMears) May 19, 2016
https://twitter.com/StefanEsping/status/733298847649267712
Standing ovation for @steishere after his talk at #NordicGame. Food for thought. One of his best. pic.twitter.com/jWW5PLaAfW
— Anchel Labena (@Anchel) May 19, 2016
Ste that was wonderful!
— Anna Kipnis 🇺🇦 (@doubleanna) May 19, 2016
@steishere blew our minds so we can reconstruct them ourselves a bit more thoughtfully. Great talk! pic.twitter.com/w6zcc3jizt
— JaffarSalih (@JaffarSalih) May 19, 2016
that was amazing. Thank you.
— Henrik Johansson (@LonghandEC) May 19, 2016
.@steishere at #NordicGame put our team in a collective crisis. Ensuing discussions brought us together. Thank you, this is why we came. <3
— Jonatan Crafoord (@JonatanCrafoord) May 19, 2016
that talk was amazing, thank you <3
— aava (@jtahokas) May 20, 2016
https://twitter.com/dinosaurrparty/status/733609415496998916
@steishere Hi. Attended your "Double Tap" talk the other day and I just wanted to say it was utterly brilliant. Thank you so much. :)
— Mikael Forslind (@MikaelForslind) May 20, 2016
Last day of @NordicGame! @steishere's talk "Double Tap" has been our highlight so far!
— Forerunner (@read_forerunner) May 20, 2016
Summarizing #NordicGame : Friends & new inspiration & a burning need to get home to create more games with less violence and more love
— Tove Brantberg (@TupsuTove) May 21, 2016