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(LOTR) Couple questions.

Is the game "Shadows of Mordor" (I would recommend it, but it's not mindblowing at all, just a fun game.)  canon? If it is, it is mentioned in the game at one point that the reason that Sauron went out of his way to wipe out the dwarves was because they were far more stubborn then men morally, and thus, they were immune to the powers of the rings given to them. (I think 3 or 6?) If the game is canon, then that in itself is pretty cool, but does this mean they would have been immune to the powers of the one ring as well? I kind of doubt it but I am curious.
gpt
The game is not canon.  It is fan fiction. 

However,  The dwarves were indeed more resilient to the  corruption of Rings (they were given 7) than Men, but not wholly so. They became immensly greedy and this led to the downfall of many of the Dwarven kingdoms (by attracting Dragons).

The One Ring is far more powerful than the ones given to the Men and Dwarves.  No one in Middle-earth is immune to it.