Shirtless Korean Nazi Videogame Promotion

[Abedeus]

I know of a certain new MMO that will be banned in Germany.

And Poland. And Australia. And GB. And few other countries, if they advertise the game this way.

 

[Combined]

It's just weird. And those are not replica Wehrmacht uniforms, only poor imitations of replica wehrmacht uniforms.

 

[Caliostro]

Am I the only one that thinks THIS IS AWESOME?

I mean, I can see why they took off their shirts but had to wear pants, the balls on those guys have to be huge.


In all seriousness, it's funny, and like it or not, we're talking about it, so it's effective.

 

[The_root_of_all_evil]

Sounds like Prince Harry's game of choice.

Ooh...bit of politics there.

 

[The_root_of_all_evil]

Sounds like Prince Harry's game of choice.

Ooh...bit of politics there.

Only if it involves making fun of Pakistani people!

Wrong news story
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4170083.stm

 

[Unknower]

kekekekekekekeke


I guess they didn't realize it's a Nazi salute. They might have thought it was just a military salute.

 

[Alphavillain]

There's a real niche in the market for semi-naked Korean Nazi-themed videogames. Hell, why SEMI-naked? Maybe it was too cold to get their panzerschreks out.

 

[pleasedeletethisaccount]

xD I would loved to have been there. Too bad I'm not even remotely interested in Karma II.

 

[BlindTom]

They should have blacked up as well.

 

[Jamash]

So first there were the Brownshirts, then the Blackshirts, and now the No-shirts?

 

[TheBluesader]

So first there were the Brownshirts, then the Blackshirts, and now the No-shirts?

Can the No-pants be far behind?

I for one have mixed feelings about such a thing. Maybe if it's the leather-clad Nazi witches from Return to Castle Wolfenstein. They're the only Nazis I've ever wanted to see in various states of undress.