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Taylor Pang, who works for the Department of Agriculture in Marks, Mississippi
There is no such thing as a monolithic community, be it in a rural town or the nebulous notion of what it means to be an American. Long before
Minari a film about a family of South Korean immigrants in the 1980s hit theaters, Emanuel Hahn and Andrew Kung explored Asian communities in the Mississippi Delta. The pair interviewed almost 20 people, including fourth-generation farmers and grocery store owners for a singular oral history project that launched in 2018. Many of the people they found living in the Delta were older, and the far-flung community was reluctant to talk to outsiders or address the racism that they had endured over the years.
After two decades, the Pokemon franchise is back with the release of New Pokemon Snap. Once again tasking players with traveling to unique environments and taking pictures of Pokemon in their natural habitats, New Pokemon Snap got us thinking, what other video game franchise would be perfect for a photography-based spinoff?
Question: What game would you like to see get the Pokemon Snap treatment?
Marvel s Spider-Man - Ozzie Mejia, Freelance Photographer
Alright, hear me out on this.
Yes, it s fun to swing across Manhattan and take down bank robbers, muggers, and wacky bad guys in costumes as everyone s Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man. But what if there was a game dedicated to Peter Parker s day job as a photographer? What if the main component of the game involved setting up Peter s camera in such a place that it could capture key moments from Spider-Man s epic battles?