This is terrible...

[DocHolliday]

Re: This is terrible...

Id probably check it out, that suicide bomber game was fun too.

[RubenDouglas]

Re: This is terrible...

whats stupid is Gamespot has a link to that suicide bombing flash game... what the hell is that.. . Isnt gamespot read by thousands of kids looking for cool info???? Why a direct link to that game?

[RubenDouglas]

Re: This is terrible...

whats stupid is Gamespot has a link to that suicide bombing flash game... what the hell is that.. . Isnt gamespot read by thousands of kids looking for cool info???? Why a direct link to that game?

[Jwally]

Re: This is terrible...

whats stupid is Gamespot has a link to that suicide bombing flash game... what the hell is that.. . Isnt gamespot read by thousands of kids looking for cool info???? Why a direct link to that game?

Yeah, I had never heard of that game before I saw that link, not a good move by Gamespot.

[Jwally]

Re: This is terrible...

whats stupid is Gamespot has a link to that suicide bombing flash game... what the hell is that.. . Isnt gamespot read by thousands of kids looking for cool info???? Why a direct link to that game?

Yeah, I had never heard of that game before I saw that link, not a good move by Gamespot.

[TJdaSportsGuy]

Re: This is terrible...

Here is my take. Some of the concepts this game has are interesting. Living through a tornado, a hurricane, an earthquake, these all sound like concepts that could make a game work. But we don't need the hurricane to ACTUALLY BE Andrew, we don't need the earthquake or tornado to be ones that actually happened, and we don't need a collapsing building to ACTUALLY BE the World Trade Center towers from 9/11.

They could recreate the environments surrounding these events without actually saying that you're playing through the real life events.

If you base the game on fiction with a slight touch of reality, I have no problem with that. It's done in games all the time these days. San Andreas anyone?

[TJdaSportsGuy]

Re: This is terrible...

Here is my take. Some of the concepts this game has are interesting. Living through a tornado, a hurricane, an earthquake, these all sound like concepts that could make a game work. But we don't need the hurricane to ACTUALLY BE Andrew, we don't need the earthquake or tornado to be ones that actually happened, and we don't need a collapsing building to ACTUALLY BE the World Trade Center towers from 9/11.

They could recreate the environments surrounding these events without actually saying that you're playing through the real life events.

If you base the game on fiction with a slight touch of reality, I have no problem with that. It's done in games all the time these days. San Andreas anyone?

[TecmoBowl]

Re: This is terrible...

Here is my take. Some of the concepts this game has are interesting. Living through a tornado, a hurricane, an earthquake, these all sound like concepts that could make a game work. But we don't need the hurricane to ACTUALLY BE Andrew, we don't need the earthquake or tornado to be ones that actually happened, and we don't need a collapsing building to ACTUALLY BE the World Trade Center towers from 9/11.

They could recreate the environments surrounding these events without actually saying that you're playing through the real life events.

If you base the game on fiction with a slight touch of reality, I have no problem with that. It's done in games all the time these days. San Andreas anyone?

Excellent post. Vice City isn't really Miami and you can't really drive past a cop car at 100+MPH on the wrong side of the road without the cops turning around to give chase.

[TecmoBowl]

Re: This is terrible...

Here is my take. Some of the concepts this game has are interesting. Living through a tornado, a hurricane, an earthquake, these all sound like concepts that could make a game work. But we don't need the hurricane to ACTUALLY BE Andrew, we don't need the earthquake or tornado to be ones that actually happened, and we don't need a collapsing building to ACTUALLY BE the World Trade Center towers from 9/11.

They could recreate the environments surrounding these events without actually saying that you're playing through the real life events.

If you base the game on fiction with a slight touch of reality, I have no problem with that. It's done in games all the time these days. San Andreas anyone?

Excellent post. Vice City isn't really Miami and you can't really drive past a cop car at 100+MPH on the wrong side of the road without the cops turning around to give chase.