I just have to wonder how the developers got the necessary permission from Kim and Dennis to use their likenesses and how much of a cut they get from the game sales.
You might want to be a little less sensitive, pointing out a simple hypocrisy isn't anti Americanism or butt hurt. A good definition of butt hurt would be getting upset and believing that a whole nation hates you when it really doesn't, British and America have always had cultural ties and I have never seen any widespread directed anti Americanism at all (there will always be some however).Johnny Wishbone said:J Tyran said:Typical, Americans have been playing games where American Soldiers running around going "hoorah!" in randomdesertistan shooting brown people in the face for around a decade. Then there was the Russians and South Americans, someone makes a joke game where American soldiers get killed and its suddenly offensive.
Maybe you should think of that next time a game is set in letsgetoilistan shooting Taliban lookalikes.
Um....So far I haven't seen or heard of any outrage or any Americans claiming to be offended by this. So why are your panties all twisted up? Let me check your profile....yep, just as I suspected: you're British. Funny how the most rampant anti-Americanism today comes from our supposed allies/friends across the Atlantic. Seriously, what is it with you guys and your butthurt towards the US?
I'm American. I think this game is funny as hell because I understand the concept of satire. While I admit I wouldn't be too happy about a serious game in which American soldiers are the "bad guys" and get shot, I also understand and accept that Russians (or any other nationality) might be upset with a serious game where their soldiers are the "bad" guys and get shot. However, this is not a serious game and no outrage or offense is taken.
The only issue I can see with this game is that someone in North Korea might actually get a hold of it and take it seriously, using it as a propoganda tool without understanding that the joke is on them: "See! Even the Americans realize that our Dear Leader is invincible!"
I'm about 99% certain that's at least partially sarcastic. Not to mention considering how stupid a lot of modern shooters are... Not far off!Elberik said:Really? You're suggesting that a 2D run&gun wherein you play as Kim Jung-Un riding a flaming unicorn is more realistic than... anything?thaluikhain said:Eh, wouldn't be surprised if it's more realistic than Homefront or the new Red Dawn.
You comment was a waste of bandwidth, keystrokes, + mine & everyone else's time.
This conversation would make a lot more sense if the United States (and Britain) was a democracy. The fact is, regular Americans and regular Brits have very close to zero control over what the powerful people do in their own countries. So regular Americans being offended because someone makes a game making fun of the decisions made by powerful Americans is illogical.Johnny Wishbone said:J Tyran said:Typical, Americans have been playing games where American Soldiers running around going "hoorah!" in randomdesertistan shooting brown people in the face for around a decade. Then there was the Russians and South Americans, someone makes a joke game where American soldiers get killed and its suddenly offensive.
Maybe you should think of that next time a game is set in letsgetoilistan shooting Taliban lookalikes.
Um....So far I haven't seen or heard of any outrage or any Americans claiming to be offended by this. So why are your panties all twisted up? Let me check your profile....yep, just as I suspected: you're British. Funny how the most rampant anti-Americanism today comes from our supposed allies/friends across the Atlantic. Seriously, what is it with you guys and your butthurt towards the US?