All Your Terrorist Are Belong To Us?
This may be an excellent illustration of the old axiom, “Know your audience.” The super-serious international anti-terrorism body known as the SITE Institute has identified a…really weird phenomenon that brings together terrorism and video games as unlikely bedfellows in a nefarious plot to destroy western civilization. Last week, the Global Islamic Media Front released a game called Night of Bush Capturing on jihadist forums across the smoky, dimly lit underworld of the terrorweb. The game purportedly features levels with titles such as “American’s Hell,” and “Bush hunted like a rat,” [sic, if you couldn’t guess] and promises hours of horrible gameplay fortified by brutal, inhuman propaganda. Kinda makes the T rating for Bully seem like the good old days, huh? Even more strangely, NoBC (as all the cool kids are calling it) is a mod of an older game, Quest for Saddam. Check out Hot Air for a link to download the game, if you don’t mind being put on a dozen NSA watchlists and having your brain controlled from an orbital satellite. Long live the queen!
tiny dancer
Posted to Video Games on 18 September 2006
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I bet it still plays better and is more fun than 50 Cent: Bulletproof.
The TV network NBC clearly endorses this game and must be stopped.
Man, hate games have been around since the C64…