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Kinda Interesting.

http://my.mmoabc.com/article/Michael/1147.html?login=no

I've owned ten of those, and my mental state is fantastic

POSTAL 1 + 2 are fucking brilliant games..........hmmm might reinstall em both.

Owned, or at least played a fair chunk of them.

Although, I'll admit, I should sweet sweep a copy of Postal 1 and 2, been meaning to do it, but never have.

Played a fair few, didn't care to play the others.

*waits for postal 3*

Played 3 of them. Of those others that I might have bought, most looked like they were more interested in creating uproar and bad taste than creating a decent game.

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Needs more Thrill Kill

I also played 4 of those on the list.

I've only played Wolfenstein 3-D and C&C: Generals from that list.

Ah, carmageddon, what a game, bribing the starting official so you could drive off before anyone else, then running him over to get your money back, classic.

I can kind of understand the whole ban nazi stuff in Germany thing, on the one hand it happened and they want to distance themselves from it as much as possible. But on the other, would banning a game really help that much in regard to forgetting the whole 6 million+ jews, gypsies, retards etc that where massacred, or the countless number of people who died in trenches, up mountains, and in nuclear bomb blasts etc as a direct result of Hitlers megalomania? I think not, Wolfenstein has undead, robots etc, hardly realistic for nazi Germany, despite their obsession with the occult.

HereComesPete wrote:Wolfenstein has undead, robots etc, hardly realistic for nazi Germany, despite their obsession with the occult.

Return to Castle Wolfenstein had undead and robots. Wolfenstein 3D (to which they're referring) had no undead and just one robot - Hitler in a big robo-suit. Fair point though.

Dog Pants wrote:Hitler in a big robo-suit.

He didnt commit suicide, he went to the future and became doctor robotnik!

Boy, he really let himself go since the third reich.

Did they not also ban RTCW and RTCW:ET, then? Appears not from the large number of German-speakers playing them online.

FatherJack wrote:Did they not also ban RTCW and RTCW:ET, then? Appears not from the large number of German-speakers playing them online.

Apparently not.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ba ... _130a_StGB

I think I've found why, this from a German website:


I guess it's easier to replace textures in modern games, knowing fairly well how it was programmed, only wall textures would have been (relatively) easily changable in W3D.