http://www.newsweek.com/nazi-video-...is-make-america-nazi-free-again-slogan-679530
That's America now apparently. Nazis = bad is too extreme of a stance to take for a game that's been about fighting Nazi's since 1981.
It's a hell of a time in America when a video game taking an anti-Nazi stance is considered by some to be too controversial. Yet here we are.
The video game Wolfenstein II, the latest iteration of an exercise in killing virtual Nazis, has angered Nazis with an online presence because it is about... killing Nazis.
A certain subgroup of folks got angry online with the game-maker, Bethesda Softworks, for producing a product that thinks Nazis are bad. Many claimed they weren't angry about the anti-Nazi stance per se, but rather that the game was tapping into liberal anger. Certainly it is political to co-opt President Donald Trump's "Make America Great Again" slogan, but Bethesda Softworks is hardly the first one to play with the line made famous by the billionaire Republican.
So, people on Twitter got angry about a promo saying Nazis were bad. Here are a few responses.
That's America now apparently. Nazis = bad is too extreme of a stance to take for a game that's been about fighting Nazi's since 1981.