Michael Crisman writes, "I’ve been playing video games since I was old enough to maneuver Pac-Man around the screen. Over the last three decades I’ve watched first-hand as the debates simmer, boil, and come to a head over video game violence. I was in high school when Joe Lieberman took his concerns about the increasing amounts of bloodshed in electronic entertainment to the floor of the US Senate. I was in college when the media ramped up its hardcore blame game on electronic entertainment with regard to school shootings. I remember the day Columbine happened, and how quickly news outlets seized on Doom as a scapegoat for Harris and Klebold’s rampage. I was into adulthood when Jack Thompson’s crusade of lawsuits against the likes of Rockstar, which eventually resulted in his disbarment, began in earnest. I’ll be 37 in October, and I’ve spent all but the first 3-4 of those years shooting, punching, and blowing up digital characters with varying degrees of realism and without re-enac...
There are many iconic events in mankind history which were recreated in various games. One of them is World War II Allied Normandy Landing. Let’s head back in time and see how the games across gaming generations showed that conflict.
Thanks to upcoming Call of Duty WWII we’ll be getting back to the biggest military conflict in our history. Now this comparison is quite special since many of us remember these games as iconic to the genre thanks to this particular mission played during Omaha Beach Landing. Let’s compare how both games have handled that.
2017 is going to be a good year for World War II shooters but is the genre making a comeback?
I agree with being in team SwitchPS4 i cannot go wrong, but the Scorpio do have my interest, but i do not want all 3 systems, may trade in PS4 still hate I can't play 4k bluray on it but i will wait to see what Scorpio bring......e3 will be legendary for all 3 company
I know right Battlefield 1 is awesome love the part of the desert calverey. Can't wait to see what other war they do next.
