British literary leaders call the Nintendo game "liberating" Iran

Local network (compilation/applies) According to overseas media reports, British literary leaders, the 2010 Nobel Prize for Literature nomination writer Salman Rushdie in an interview that the best way to "liberate" Iran is not force, but Nintendo consoles and Apple computers. "I often have the idea that the best way to liberate Iran is by airborne Nintendo consoles and Apple Mac desktops."　　Salman Rushdie joked, and his latest novel, "Louga and the Fire of life," was inspired by half video games. Salman Rushdie says he has been inspired by the narrative structure of an open game such as "The Wilderness of great Gunsmoke Redemption". "For me, the way video games tell stories is very interesting. The writer, as a narrator of a story, needs to be reasonable and ingenious in telling a vivid story, which is essentially connected to the game. "But Salman Rushdie also expressed his concern in this regard," the game sometimes requires horizontal contact thinking, and sometimes requires skilled hand-eye coordination skills, but you can not expect these to really develop children's intelligence. "Too much interactive entertainment design weakens the sheer narrative experience," he adds.　　"This is not the first time Salman Rushdie elaborated his theory of using games to achieve peace in the Middle East, and in the late 80 he had been sentenced to death by Iran's supreme leader, Khomeini, for his creation of" blasphemy ", and issued a global kill order for him. Now Salman Rushdie hope to be able to "liberate" the hated his country through Nintendo's game machine, just as the development code of the Wii is "Revolution", is it all coincidence? (Edit/Ming)