meh
Not the best game in the world and the only real reason to play it is for the medals. Might of been better if made the plane a bit more responsive.
Reviews for "9/11 Simulator"
Kevin responds:
Medal whore.
Hmm
I get that you made it to BE offensive, and that's your right as an artist, as well as a human being.
I do believe there is a lot to be said for the value of shock, how it can affect someone, and thus how the art of shock can change people, and ideas. I appreciate that concept.
I do have to say that I was disappointed with this game. This seemed to be shock for shock's sake, and what was I supposed to say? I'm disgusted? Then you quote the first amendment. I'm really glad someone made this? Eh that doesn't quite fit anyone I know. It's funny? The only "joke" is that it's offensive.
I'm not saying you don't have the right to make it, but I am disappointed. It takes a strong mind to be able to see the power of shock, and it's clear you recognized that. You're obviously smart, you have to have some talent, and it's clear to me that you could do more than say "How can I upset the most people possible?"
If I said something that didn't make sense, I'd be happy to clarify through a personal message. I hope you consider what I'm saying,
Thanks!
Kevin responds:
Surprisingly good review.
Eh.
Plane is too slow to dodge missles later on, The Foreground in the New York part is distracting and obsures the view. If there is one thing to change it would be delete the foreground in the New York part.
Kevin responds:
Are you suggesting that I WIPE NEW YORK OFF THE MAP? Because that would require large amounts of BOMBS THAT I DON'T HAVE.
Meh, was okay
They only issue I have with it is that there's a skipping issue in movement when you hit the top and try to go down. Other than that, it's alright.
Kevin responds:
thsahs
Uhhh....
Im not sure if its good or not but i wonder... how did you avoid all the federal agents that im sure came after you? Or are they on the way? Better start running.
Kevin responds:
1st Amendment, buddy...
They can question me about it, but I cannot be prosecuted for it.