The “world’s first interactive recreation of the John F. Kennedy assassination” claim the makers of JFK Reloaded; An online game where users can play the persona of Lee Harvey Oswald -after paying the sum of $9,99- and reply the events that led to the death of the assassinated US president, John F. Kennedy.
The person to match the fatal shot(s) that hit Kennedy best, can claim a prize of up to $100,000, the website reads.
I personally believe the makers took a wrong turn somewhere during conception. This could’ve been made and marketed to be a detective story style investigation game with multiple outcomes depending on the players actions or even a historical computer simulation.
As to the distastefulness-factor, it of course depends on who one asks. Ask anyone on the street and of course most people will find the idea repulsive, but ask a gamer and you’ll probably hear more sobering comments like “boring after a while” and “poor graphics”.
I wouldn’t be surprised if a number of high profile game houses were currently developing a Bush assasination game as the international market for such a game, given the “political climate” is currently HUGE and growing by the second, to say the least.















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on game: oh lord =/
on polling: you need a “back to article/main page” after voting. I know you can either click back or click your “blog” button but surfers are lazy. when you have taken them to another page and their mouse is in one area theyd like to be able to go back by clicking in the same area
Or some other solution
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