MyGaming's Tarryn van der Byl asks just how important is it for developers to take responsibility for the way they portray certain groups in games.
Is it OK to play at killing people with a character model skinned in a US marine uniform, but not an Al-Queda soldier?
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A little to late to ask that question perhaps?
it's a poignant discussion. Definitely worth reassessing as the human race.
i dont care. Love shooting everybody
as long as it isn't the russians i don't care... Lately modern warefare games like BFBC and COD MW have sorta focused on the Russians being the big bad guy which irritated me because fighting them is very unlikely in 2days political climate..... I don't see as playing as al qaeda as a playable side is such a big deal. It is only a game remember nothing more.....This is like when Politicians claim violent games make people kill other people which is doesn't they are just mental unstable anyway before they played the game
Yes, we all play games for a realistic commentary on likely warfare scenarios that could emerge from today's political climate...