
IncGamers are reporting on whether racism is present within videogames and how class choices, especially in MMO games, can result in racism.
Citing the Nerd Nite presentation held last week, IncGamers asks whether or not this is a little bit ridiculous.

Dungeons & Dragons Online will provide players with the definitive online Dungeons & Dragons experience, complete with dramatic dungeon crawling, terrifying monster combat and challenging puzzles, character advancement and guild-based power struggles.

Daybreak Games is celebrating Halloween with some ghoulishly delightful in-game events. Halloween events are playable now and throughout the month of October.

Warner Bros. has confirmed layoffs at Turbine from Dungeons & Dragons Online and The Lord of the Rings Online. The studio will be transitioning to a free-to-play, mobile business model.
Sometimes I think people put too much thought into these things...
I don't know if any prejudice can come across in a game where no one is what they appear to be.
Seems like a deliberately provocative presentation. Like the one at the start of Chasing Amy.
Hmm, I think when media stops looking at everything in a racist way most of the racisms will go away.
These days, virtually anything can be declared "racist".