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'Neo Cab' is the most perfect demo game I played at E3 2019. Here's why

Games, multiple companies at this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) have told us, are for everyone. Fine, but only because anyone who says they don't play games is lying. After all, game-like tricks are often required to simply get through the day. And technology is only making it worse.

Maybe you struck a pose for the sole purpose of getting Instagram likes - the very act of winning approval. Perhaps you used a dating app and swiped left or right, a tactic more akin to choosing a character than a partner.

Or what about that time you gave an Uber or a Lyft driver a three-star

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