243751 external_news 1381323227 1475893603 "Maybe we've gotten to the point where our computers have broken free to some extent," said Ian Bogost in response to the latest in a line of click-based non-games with limited interactivity. "They have their own little social networks and now they have a game. You can almost see 'Cookie Clicker' as a pique or a catalyst for that conversation." Bogost is a professor in the School of Literature, Media, and Communication.  Source:  The Herald & Review, September 26, 2013

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