Hmmmm...
Well it was a good game, but I understand how some people would be offended by it.
But then, you got over 14K views; Which is EXCELLENT for a game that wasn't front-page. And, judging from your decent score, I'd say it looks like many people enjoyed it too.
I think this is the kind of game that makes front page in news stories... And it would probably be used as an argument to "ban" violent video games.
Because the V-Tech massacre hasn't affected me in any way, I guess I can't really associate this game with the actual event, but if I did, I would probably find it appalling.
But I should be fair, it's none of my business to be appalled for someone else and I'll let those who are give you the low-scores and bad-reviews, as for me, I can't relate to the event sufficiently to see it in a negative light... I mean, if I take the "concerned approach," I might as well consider this: 1 child dies in Africa every 3 seconds from preventable causes, now if we (the developed nations) payed more attention to their needs, then, with little sacrifice on our part, we would be able to stop this. I tend to believe that the government and thus; we, as the people represented by that government are somewhat responsible for these deaths... We have every tool to stop it, but we choose not to.
Humans are cruel, and, it's just something we have to deal with. There is no point bitching about how this is "evil" when we sit on our asses knowing that people are dying unnecessarily.
Also, we have video games and movies which revolve around world war 2! Now excuse me, but the number of fatalities was VERY different. It's a 15,000,000 to 32 deaths match... Personally, if it's OK to "parody" WW2 less than 60 years after it happened, then I think it's OK to parody V-Tech 6 months later.
