Humvee Assault Demo Released 26
Thanks to several readers for pointing out that a playable PC demo of Humvee Assault, a vehicle combat title, has been released at the Sylum Entertainment site. And don't forget, this title proclaims ".. whether rumbling through a sun-baked desert, steaming tropical jungle or frozen tundra, it's up to you to deliver a knockout punch to America's enemies." Yay America! Boo America's enemies! Here's a 3D Gamers mirror, other mirrors welcome.
Re:I suppose you would rather play as a terrorist? (Score:1)
Secret Levels (Score:2, Funny)
Re:Secret Levels (Score:2)
A real HUMV? Sure. We don't need no steekin' curbs!
As for that God-awful bowtie travesty, on the other hand...
Re:Secret Levels (Score:1)
Re:Secret Levels (Score:1)
Point of fact, though -- I do distinctly remember doing it with B A B A instead of just B A. Maybe either one worked? But I'm sure it was B before A at any rate.
c&c (Score:1)
Re:I sure would! (Score:2, Funny)
Enemy of the State (Score:2)
I've not seen George Bush or his administration in any of those places.
God Bless America! (Score:1)
Wow, glue a "Jingoism Inside" sticker on the box and ship that bad boy!
Oh, my bad. It's already shipping. Hence the patch. Still, should be entertaining for a few minutes, eh?
Tidbit from the website: The demo consists of one mission in Iraq and show's [sic] off many aspects
Re:God Bless America! (Score:2, Insightful)
No, I think either statement is appropriate. I read the "Yay America" in a more sarcastic light, perhaps that wasn't his intention.
it's up to you to deliver a knockout punch to America's enemies
This is a fair examp
Observe the tumbleweeds... (Score:1)
And the point is...? (Score:3, Insightful)
I mean, this is Slashdot. I don't come here for the stories (since I can get 99% of them by reading the Register, Wired, and Salon), but for the community discussion. You don't get much discussion about demos of bad games. At the very least, just do a weekly story listing the demos for that week. Save us the trouble.
Re:And the point is...? (Score:1)
When is a point necessary? (Score:2)
A solid 3% of Slashdot is reserved for imposing a submitters political views in an otherwise non-political story, about something that the general
I might think I took the wrong offramp is I didn't see a weekly article posted who's Ledes didn't function for any other purpose then to diss America/religion/people "dumber" then the submitter.
Love the forum slashdot, don't get me wrong. But I have to agree with Violet here. The Lede to the article is
WORST GAME EVER (Score:3, Informative)
The intro movie voices sound like they were done by the same nerd monkeys who wrote the code. Your humvee feels like it goes a whole 20kph. Enemy jeeps *literally* appear out of thin air. You can take out a tank, a freaking *tank* with your M16.
Not to mention, that the anti-aircraft missile battery control computers you're supposed to take out in the demo mission, the ones that are in bunkers supposedly making you get out of your humvee and go in and take em out, can infact be shot at through the bunker walls. After you've done that you're treated to unintelligible slow-mo speech probably confirming the objective completion. Nice code, jackasses.
Do not waste your time unless you want to laugh at the hilarity that is this game.
-- iCEBaLM
I won't be playing (Score:1)
That doesn't rule out getting it off Kazaa though...
Re:I won't be playing (Score:1)
Now, pc games are not primarily an export industry, and there most likely are not very many other people who are going to also boycott american games, so his actions will have no effect and make no difference. But,
Re:I won't be playing (Score:1)
so what if you don't agree withmy president's views? why should you hurt the businesses that might not even think that way? have fun playing you're non-american games you probably get off kazaa anyway
What about N. Korea? (Score:1)