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The Seattle Times · Aug 5, 2015

Geek culture has gone too far

From left, Michelle Monaghan, Adam Sandler, Josh Gad and Peter Dinklage star in “Pixels,” a film that pits a bunch of dorky losers against real-life video-game characters. (George Kraychyk/AP)Comic books, superhero movies, video games and other forms of popular culture have gotten self-referential to the point of tedium. Prime examples: the movie “Pixels” and the book “Armada.”

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There was a time when liking video games was seen as some sort of abnormality.

Once, knowing one’s way around a console controller was considered an affliction worthy of being attacked with virgin jokes.

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