Snatching the pixelated pin from a virtual hand-grenade and tossing it to frag a digital enemy may be thrilling for gamers, but isn't close to the real thing. But it is close enough for military involvement in gaming tech.
Over at Foreign Policy, there's a neat retrospective of "militainment"--entertainment or educational games with a military theme. It starts with America's Army, one of the most successful video games ever, which has been played by over nine million folk. But it was...
Published on February 24, 2010 09:18