@Cluke
I agree although not with your point about WWII. Time doesn't diminish the horror and travesty of war. Regardless of when a battle took place, it's still morally repugnant to dish it up as entertainment.
I'm getting a little sick and tired of developers abandoning all moral reason and cashing in on humanity's darkest hours for the sake of "entertainment". Even more depressing is the vast number of willing purchasers for such muck. Can someone please tell me what exactly is so fantastic about "killing everything that moves"? And please, nobody try to use the highly insulting argument that these are anti-war games. They're nothing of the kind. They're all out gore-fests which show all of the brutailty of combat but none of the real-life consequences. You don't get three lives in the real world.
Thousands of innocent people died on both sides of the Vietnam war - this was less than forty years ago. There was nothing remotely entertaining about it.
