Activision Responds to American Indian Boycott
JorgeDeLaCancha writes "As previously reported, the American Indian Development has begun a boycott of Activisions game GUN. Activision has quickly responded. From the article: 'Activision does not condone or advocate any of the atrocities that occurred in the American West during the 1800s. GUN was designed to reflect the harshness of life on the American frontier at that time.'"
Circling the wagons?
...in which a strange group of travellers arrive on your shores with overwhelmingly advanced military technology, and start to eradicate your people through diseased blankets and open hostilities, and then make treaties with you that they have no intention of honoring. The point of the game is to die of old age to win.
First-person shooting is a lot more fun than pressing a button, though.
Let's just hope there isn't a Custer's Revenge minigame hidden in there
"I would say that 99 per cent of what my father has written about his own life is false." - L. Ron Hubbard Jr.
I'm sure they'll be devasted at by all of their lost sales to American Indians.
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Deja vu
A whole 9 hours in between, but only 3 stories apart on games.slashdot.org.
No sig for you!!
It was called "Dances With Wolves", but I think it must have been part of the Final Fantasy series: it ran you on rails through the story line and took 20 hours to get to the ending.
Until the *womyn* person-cott you for calling it a boy cott....
And All I Ask is a Tall Ship And a Star to Steer Her By
Activision have already addressed this. Please purchase Gary Kitchen's gamemaker and make your own game.
They want Jewish people who were pissed about Episode 1 to join in.
And here I thought being pissed off about Episode 1 was something that transcended racial and ethnic boundaries.