Ubisoft: 'Call of Juarez: The Cartel' announced. Controversy...

[oldschoolfool]

mibuokami said:

Zlejedi said:

dany612 said:

Xen said:

Zlejedi said:

Hmm let's see:

- american boys killing russians/taliban/koreans = cool game

- somone killing mexicans = oh no controversy.

Sounds like politicall corectness bullshit and double standars for me.

This.

No no no no......you guys have it wrong, VERY WRONG.

Someone killing U.S Americans= BIGGEST CONTROVERSY OF ALL TIME! 

Yeah and imagine the shit storm that would follow if someone made a game where you not only shoots american soldiers but for realism some of them were black :D

*Cough* Homefront *cough*

*shake fist* Damn you commies, damn you to hell!

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As a note, the game apparently contains graphic execution of American citizens; it's meant to be "moving" and "horrific" but loses major point for ridiculous backstory. I simply cannot suspend my disbelief long enough to give it a try to be honest... I mean how the heck does Korea with a population of 25 million somehow muster the power to conquer the pacific and then go on to field an army strong enough to not only invade but occupy a country 10 times its size with a population over 300 million??? *snarf!!*

How did rambo take on a whole army?