Call of Duty is more or less confirmed to be going back to World War II, but with a comic book style twist. 
Six Days in Fallujah, on the other hand, appears to be attempting a type of interactive documentary. 
I think both are indicative of the end of a time when video games use real-world conflicts as their backdrop. 
Oh, and Congress is still trying to censor the internet.

Call of Duty is more or less confirmed to be going back to World War II, but with a comic book style twist. Six Days in Fallujah, on the other hand, appears to be attempting a type of interactive documentary. I think both are indicative of the end of a time when video games use real-world conflicts as their backdrop. Oh, and Congress is still trying to censor the internet.

Call of Duty is more or less confirmed to be going back to World War II, but with a comic book style twist.&nbsp;
Six Days in Fallujah, on the other hand, appears to be attempting a type of interactive documentary.&nbsp;
I think both are indicative of the end of a time when video games use real-world conflicts as their backdrop.&nbsp;
Oh, and Congress is still trying to censor the internet.&nbsp;

The End of an Era

We're past our prime and we aren't sure what to do with it. What we do know, is that we're proudly behind the times. No daily updates on the latest battle royale here. Just down to Earth conversations.

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The End of an Era

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