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Who are the enemies we use in first shooter games when it has other nations?
I wouldn't be concerned about it.
Glorious Revolution: Chinese army develop first-person shooter game... with U.S. troops as the enemy
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...-S-troops.html
Who are the enemies we use in first shooter games when it has other nations?
I wouldn't be concerned about it.
I don't think Chinese ever been it, IIRC. Mostly terror stuff lately. Before that, it was Nazis (wolfenstein)
It doesn't matter. Have to have an enemy is such games.
The only game that remotely touches upon a war with the Chinese is Fallout, IIRC. Where the events happen after a nuclear 3rd world war with the Chinese.
I'm sure Limpballs, Malkin, Bachamann and similar ilk will run hard and fast with this one.
America's Golden Rule:
America Does Unto Others That Which Must Not Be Done Unto America (or else).
Maybe, but I doubt it. A mention, perhaps. Run with it? I doubt it hard.
I expect you will show us as soon as it happens.
I've got no problem with it.
It wouldn't be realistic unless you got to play as a Chinese infantryman during a massive cruise missle and laser guided bomb strike, and would be a *very* short game.
If that ever really got down to it, the average lifespan of a Chinese infantryman would be... brief.
They see the US Military as their chief rival, so I don't really see all the problem with it.
What amuses me about this is that due to the patronage and level of state involvement in the economy many Chinese generals have some ownership of various companies that sell crap to the West. Those companies would not fare well if their primary market was trying to blow them up.
C&C Generals
I have no problem with it either. I mean , we're probably the ones most likely to end up in a major war with them.
Yeah, that was a fun game. But of course it wasn't made by the state.
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