The Scottish software company T-Enterprise is developing RENDITION - A new video-game, where players can choose their favorite Terrorist *er* Engenderer of Man-made Disasters, and shoot their way out of Guantánamo Bay
The game features Moazzam Begg: a real-life ex-detainee at Guantánamo Bay, where he is shown as a leader of an organization who helps the players escape.
For his troubles, this ex-Engenderer of Man-made Disasters, stands to be paid handsomely in royalties on future sales.
And who said thatcrime *er* terrorism *no-no* engendering man-made disasters doesn't pay.
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The game features Moazzam Begg: a real-life ex-detainee at Guantánamo Bay, where he is shown as a leader of an organization who helps the players escape.
For his troubles, this ex-Engenderer of Man-made Disasters, stands to be paid handsomely in royalties on future sales.
And who said that
BOQ
There is justice (Mr Tiller) and then there is justice.
NOT!!!!!
And I agree that Mr Tiller's justice was NOT.
If MicroSquish pulls the plug, they can get the EU, which is BIG on intellectual property rights, to ban the game, at least as an XBox game. He could re-code it as a Linux game (open source code), of course, but then it wouldn't play on the XBox system, just on Linux computers.
This could be sweet justice for MicroSquish, which has been hammered mercilessly by the EU for bundling software, another thing which is against their rulez.