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Simulate This, Mr. President!

Saturday, August 13




JFK Hilarious

In November of 2004 a videogame entitled "JFK Reloaded" stirred up a firestorm in the media. The game allowed you to spend roughly a minute in the Dallas Book Depository as Lee Harvey Oswald. The stated intent of the game was to help disprove multiple shooter theories by allowing a person to recreate the seemingly impossible bullet trajectories during the assassination of John F. Kennedy. The usual suspects in the media erupted in the usual outrage. Ted Kennedy was understandably upset and Joseph Lieberman was unsurprisingly even more upset. It was another example of outrageous violence in videogames. Why, it was a trainer teaching kids how to kill the president!


Assassination Attempt #1 (911K)
Assassionation Attempt #2 (2.11MB)
The Brain Cam (1.95 MB)
posted by Gjskier (Kal), 2:49 PM

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Yeah, I know. What am I turning into?!?!
commented by Blogger Gjskier (Kal), 12:43 PM  

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