Grand Theft Auto: Iraq is no Game, It's Just Assholes With Guns
Mercenary outfit Blackwater has been accused of some pretty terrible things during its time operating as a "security contractor" in Iraq. Something captured in these shocking videos.
The History of Early Computer Games. In Iraq.
Unlike the hell-in-a-handbasket Iraq has become in the last twenty years, Asaad remembers during the 1980s it was a (relatively)…
Suprisingly Competent Blackwater Kinect Title Could Be Its Own…
This week was the first time we heard
The War Game Where Nobody Gets Shot
If I told you a game cast you in the role of a US soldier in Iraq, would you simply assume you'd be spending your time shooting? You probably would. Which is why I like this game.
Iraqi Video Game, Begun In 1994, Released In 2010
In 1994, some Iraqi students decided to develop a video game for the Amiga. It was never released on that system, thanks to economic sanctions and the demise of Commodore, but now, in 2010, it's out on the iPhone!
U.S. Army Trains with "SimCity Bagdad"
Army officers are practicing counterinsurgency strategies for Iraq with using a video game plainly inspired by SimCity. In fact, a frustrated officer unprepared for the fall of Baghdad asked for such a thing by name years ago.
Weekend Reader: Questions Asked by a Virtual Jihadi
Typically, the controversy over "Virtual Jihadi"
Virtual Jihad Game Sparks New York Civil Liberties Union Lawsuit
The New York Civil Liberties Union is suing the city of Troy, New York and its Public Works Commissioner, Robert Mirch, over shutting down controversial video game exhibition, Virtual Jihadi.
Still Collecting Games For Troops
Earlier this year, we brought word