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Game Re-enacts al-Zarqawi Takedown

Submitted by Richard Windsor on June 23, 2006 – 10:47 amView Comments

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Would you like to take down al-Zarqawi all by yourself? Well if you do, Kuma Reality Games has just the download for you. Starting sometime this evening you will be able to download your free copy of al-Zarqawi Takedown.

The game is supposedly a true to life recreation of the mission that took down Al Qaeda

  • Luke
    Hey Brinstar, there is no such thing as a country without hypocrisy, and if you think that there is you are quite dumb!
  • Talk about American hypocrisy. The US Army has a game which is used as a recruiting tool (America's Army), the US game industry publishes stuff like Kuma\War... And Congress gets all in a huff about a HOAX videogame that is used to "recruit and train" Al Quaeda soliders.

    I have never liked the idea of Kuma\War, and I don't think I ever will. It is one thing to make a game about a war that is decades old (WWI, WW2) it is another thing altogether to make a game about a war that is STILL GOING ON and to use the faces of real live (or recently killed) soldiers in the game.
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