Well, currently we can only judge by intent, not content, though I'll admit Konami could have done a wee bit more thought into presenting the product. So right now, I cannot judge the game, only the thoughts that led to it, and the mentality that controls its development, and any judgements I make about that are going to be mostly guesswork until I play the game, so its pretty much a catch 22 situation there ;)

If you don't piss somebody off, you really haven't said anything.

Maybe... but if you aren't pissing somebody off with what you're saying, you're probably preaching to the choir anyway.

Like I said in the previous story, play the game and THEN decide.

If not bothered to play the game or if you are no good at shooting when it comes to FPS games, then get your opinions from someone who has played the game. More likely a game reviewer who's job was to review the game after they have played it.

Most likely their opinion may not be about if the game should or should not be made, but rather about if the game was fun or engaging to play.

And if you want to make a point of the political issues of making such a game for the market, then get your views from someone who has played the game that has either "This game has made me feel like I was part of that war." / or / "This game is so bad that is glorifies the war and it is insulting how you could kill innocent people in the name of freedom."

Either way, if those opinions were from those who have played the game and felt that sort of emotion, then it could go either way for many people.

I will rather not pass judgement on a game I have never played, but I will always try to defend a game from those who refuse to play it but still talk trash about a game.

If I was a Games Developer, I would rather listen to the opinions of those who have taken the time to play my game instead from the opinions from someone who hasnt. So do onto others as you wish to do onto yourselves please.

I cannot WAIT for this game to come out. Fallujah was one of the pivoltal moments for the U.S. in Iraq. That city was a warzone. This game will ROCK!

A little about myself. Was in the U.S. military. Serverd 2 tours in Iraq myself. Was SSgt.

LOVE video games. Love military themed video games.

Let me ask you, how is this different than Call of Duty? We have at LEAST 200 ddifferent World War Two themed video games. When I was in Iraq the kids there loved video games also. Hell they modded game concoles in downtown Kirkuk to play bootlegged games. Video games are world wide universal fun.

Killing is part of human nature. That is what happens when the most advanced intelligent predators on the planet climb to the top of the food chain. Embrace your genetic makeup. It is the reason that your eyes face forward and not to the side. The reason your ears are aimed the way they are. We grow claws on our hands. We have teeth designed to tare meat and flesh off of bone. We are the Planet Earths best predator. Video games are a way to express our human verocity without killing eachother

I for one would rather see people blowing eachother up in a virtual world than doing it in the real world.

Also PRO TIP there are games out currently where you can play as terrorists. Project Reality for Battlefield 2 lets you set IED's and throw molotov cocktails on British and U.S. troops as an Iraqi insurgent or an Afghan mujahideen. Controversy my ASS.

These scrubs are bitching and complaining because they have poor eye to hand coordination and will probably get PWNED like NUBLETS if they try and play this game.

L2P NOOBS.