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White House posts propaganda games on its website continuing its copyright infringement agenda
The White House has been criticized for releasing poorly made games on its website that allegedly infringe on copyright, using branding from Xbox 360, GameCube, and SEGA. The games repurpose classic gameplay mechanics for political messaging, drawing condemnation for their content and alleged copyright violations. This follows previous instances where the US government has used video game intellectual property for propaganda.
Eden’s Frontier Opens Steam Playtest Sign-Ups
Frontiers Group Entertainment has opened Steam Playtest sign-ups for their upcoming real-time action RPG, Eden's Frontier. The game features a blend of anime-inspired pixel art and 3D environments, real-time combat, city rebuilding, and a narrative connected to a free online comic. Inspired by classic PlayStation and SEGA titles, Eden's Frontier is now available to follow on Steam.
The Terminator (SNES)
The Super Nintendo Entertainment System version of The Terminator is an awful licensed game that fails to capture the atmosphere and energy of the film or its Sega counterparts. Despite a decent opening level, the game quickly devolves into shoddy execution with poor level design, frustrating gameplay, and unfair difficulty, making it a title best left forgotten.
