The second video looks like it is being played with a mouse, the first and third look like a controller

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By putting the game WITHIN a real context is the moral question raised. Plus it is only their interpretation of "something that is happening in todays world" If they wanted to simply give us an overview of what is happening they would allow us to play as the 'enemy' or at least leave the player out of the game as…

You are right in a sense, nobody should be portrayed as violent. Thus WHO the designer chooses to portray as violent raises a moral question.

It could have been a million kinds of combinations, Nepalese woman in Peru. But because of recent history you don't echo black racism, or play as Nazi's in video games. It's just too soon. I mean we could play as savage barbarians of the Mayan tribes but because we are so detached from that time it has a lot less…

I wonder how this would have been received had they shown a black man getting out of a car in DC, coming into a building with some journalists then pulling out a gun, from what looks like his spine, then blasting away.

this game is nothing like the n64 version. that being said, it is totally awesome. it's like a cinematic call of duty, with stealth, in the goldeneye world.

replace sonic *rolls eyes* with team fortress 2.

Uh, if they wrote every single article fully they would be wasting their time! I'm glad they found and sourced where they got the news from.

lol, I'm not too bothered about the game. Just love how Kotaku are on top of all this. Finding not only quirky games but also promoting small developers like Eric.

The National Arbitration Forum just got their laundry bag given to them. Not sure why there is a $ sign on the side of the bag though.

Justice aint always fun, and I believe Lulzsec are quite the hedonists.

This is why I love you Kotaku.

Are you Irish?

It doesn't it merely sings sweet irony, and what a tune it is!

2 explosive midgets working together

Article aside, it was really exciting just reading the title of this article.

or action game i.e. crysis, metal gear 2/3/4

imaginative

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