Not sure if I get where is the problem in "expropriation of American History" in a game that is set in America. By that logic maybe every single WWII game out there is to blame for that.

And that "Using elements of history that some people suffered and still do suffer" is something I just can't agree with. It's like we are not allowed to touch real sensitive topics in games. By that logic should "This War of Mine" never existed? or, again, all those WWII military shooters? How are we supposed to evolve as both an art form an a serious platform for storytelling?

Agreed with the opinion in the score element. Indeed it seems out of place...

@spiddyman007: that is true. The ESRB last big change in it's guidelines was in 2012 iirc.

@Shadowscreem: Well, if that were the case, wouldn't it make more sense to accuse him of what you just said and suggest that "he threatened with direct goverment control over game content"?

"He (Trump) went on to suggest that a movie and or video games rating board is needed, despite the fact that those already exist in the US in the form of the MPAA and ESRB"

Could it be that POTUS went to a meeting not even knowing the basics of the topic? Well, color me surprised...

@gamingdevil800: True that. This case in particular is purely a facade by the White House. I don't think they'll do anything at all.

Not a bad concept. Looking forward to see more.

@asnakeneverdies: This is one is good, but they should have called it "System Shock", because that is actually what it is (not that that's a bad thing, mind you, but... you know...)

@afromakka: On it, thanks :)

@Saladudo: I would agree with you if Warframe didn't exist. That one is a proof that you can mage good games as service.

Problem is that almost no other company seems to get that right.

@spartanro: They should have learned a thing or two from the loot systems of those ones.