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    Judging a Game by its Cover

    August 26, 2006, 3:39 pm

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    The screenshots accompanying this article are the author’s conjecture about what the game might contain.

    14/88 is a code that Neo-Nazis use to identify themselves. 14 stands for the “14 words” of their slogan (five of which are polysyllabic) and 88 refers to the eighth letter of the alphabet (HH or Heil Hitler). $14.88 is also the price of a computer game recently released by the National Socialist Movement (via the Internet). The National Socialist Movement is based in Minnesota (Hey dere, Hitler) and is considered America’s largest Neo-Nazi organization by the Anti-Defamation League.

    Power UpsOur “hero” finds a power-up.The story behind their game, ZOG’s Nightmare, is that in 2016, the only thing stopping the American Nazi Party from taking the White House is a Jewish proctologist (Dr. Abraham Kikenstein) and his army of “murderous Jews” and “black gangsters.” I’m not sure why the doctor is a proctologist, since a proctologist would only be threatening to a diseased asshole.

    Getaway CarCould this be a drivable vehicle?The game, by Swastika Arts, is a first-person shooter in which the player must “purify all non-white invaders,” according to the NSM website. If the premise of the game sounds familiar, you might be recalling the scene from The Blues Brothers where a Nazi demonstrator informs white men and women that, “The Jew is using the black as muscle against you.” The Nazi who spoke the line turned out to be a closeted homosexual (not that there’s anything wrong with that), who revealed his true feelings just before dying.

    It's a Trap!Is this the end of our “hero”?Personally, I love first-person shooters. Some of my favorite first-person shooters include Wolfenstein 3D, Medal of Honor, and Call of Duty. However, I don’t think I can justify giving $14.88 to a group of racialists (racialist is the politically correct term for racists). Since I’m not going to buy the game, or download the demo, or watch the video of the demo, I can’t review the game. That is to say, that I can’t judge the game just by looking at the box cover on their web site. That would be wrong.

    Comments (1)

    1. May 6th, 2009 • 6:11 pm
      Mike Hangman:

      Hi Mate 14/88 is really a nice shreing i didn’t know about this earlier…But if all these games comes in 3d then the fun will be diffrent isn’t..