|Articles|June 11, 2007
- Summer 2007
- Volume 6
- Issue 4
www.re-mission.net
Author(s)Elizabeth Whittington
Gamers take virtual shot at cancer.
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Teens and young adults fighting cancer can now really battle the disease with Re-Mission, a video game that pits a robot called Roxxi against cancer cells and bacterial infections, while dealing with side effects at a microscopic level within the bodies of fictional patients. HopeLab, a nonprofit focused on children with chronic illnesses, developed the video game with game developers, animators, psychologists, and scientists. Re-Mission is available free at
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