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Text for fans of games and architecture: the story of terrible skyscrapers without windows to see this ziggurat with your own eyes - delightful, and truly reminiscent of Orwell. I really thought that the building in New York on Thomas Street still has windows, only they are somehow hidden, but there is not, as Asya Zolnikova writes in her text, one small window (except for the room where the guards sit on the first floor). These skyscrapers are owned by the telecommunications corporation AT&T. In 2016, Edward Snowden told the world that the National Security Agency was monitoring 38 countries. The NSA HQ was just in its heyday (probably is now - we don't know, no one is allowed there). Today we remembered her for a different reason. In 2026, the game Resonant was released, the action of which takes place mainly here. In his text, Asia tells not only the story of the house, but also how the game designers used its mystery to the benefit of Square. I think I can live the hell of the new year with this game, thanks for the idea. If the link does not open, click here.

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Text for fans of games and architecture: the story of terrible skyscrapers without windows to see this ziggurat with your own eyes - delightful, and truly reminiscent of Orwell. I really thought that the building in New York on Thomas Street still has windows, only they are somehow hidden, but there is not, as Asya Zolnikova writes in her text, one small window (except for the room where the guards sit on the first floor). These skyscrapers are owned by the telecommunications corporation AT&T. In 2016, Edward Snowden told the world that the National Security Agency was monitoring 38 countries. The NSA HQ was just in its heyday (probably is now - we don't know, no one is allowed there). Today we remembered her for a different reason. In 2026, the game Resonant was released, the action of which takes place mainly here. In his text, Asia tells not only the story of the house, but also how the game designers used its mystery to the benefit of Square. I think I can live the hell of the new year with this game, thanks for the idea. If the link does not open, click here.

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