To that end, if you buy the game and are able to accuratly reproduce the three shots Oswald took, you can enter to win $100,000. Reloaded's whole point is to display just how difficult it would be to pull off what the Warren Comission said Oswald did. It does NOT, in any way, make Oswald out to be a hero or even really reward the "player" for killing JFK.
It is not really a 'game' though it does use video game technology to do what it does. The purpose is to serve as a simulation tool one that allows people to make a judgement as to just how valid the Warren Comission report's "Magic Bullet Theory" really is as well as to get a feel of just how Lee Harvy Oswald did what he did. Whoever published this game did a horrible job with the PR. I downloaded JFK Reloaded and checked it out just to see what all the fuss was about. wondering if I set the record for most "/" in a post
//how about a nail JC to the cross the game? /also waiting for fatman and little boy the game waiting for the game where you have to set yourself on fire in protest I guess it is like this stupid game I had in school where you crashed a truck into a wall just to get "damage points" to the guy inside (or on top if you wanted) - I still think that game would have been better if they gave you an actual damage report like "broken leg" alas all it gave were points but I digress. This is the closest I've ever been to being offended and believe me I am not even close - I just don't get the appeal. I don't get it, ultra violent video games never get a rise out of me. I will surely be marked a hypocrite when I say that I love grand theft auto san andreas, and think Postal 2 is a riot but I don't think I will check this one out. I didn't know about the other games taht chuckroddy talked about - however I still think that games that simulate actual horrific events could lead (and I say again "could") lead to a desensitzation of such acts.
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