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Title: Jewish game developer to market Holocaust game for smartphones
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Published: Sep 11, 2013
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Post Date: 2013-09-11 14:01:17 by Horse
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The developer of a Holocaust-themed game that was rejected by Nintendo said he is planning to release his work for smartphone users. British game developer Luc Bernard, 26, announced his plan on the website Indiegogo, a crowd-sourcing platform that helps developers and inventors find funding for their products. Bernard made headlines in 2008 with his game “Imagination is the Only Escape,” which he developed for Nintendo and views the events of the Holocaust through the eyes of a child. The gaming giant eventually decided not to buy and market the game because it was deemed unfit for children, according to The New York Times. Now Bernard says he will bypass corporations and raise funds online with a plan to release the game next year, according to a report by the news website The Verge. Bernard’s mother is Jewish and her mother looked after orphaned Jewish children after World War II, he told the Times. His game features the character of a young boy named Samuel during the Nazi occupation of France in 1942 who seeks to escape real life into his own fantasy world. Bernard told The Verge that the game is meant to inspire players to read up on the history of the Holocaust. Read more: http://www.jta.org/2013/09/10/news-opinion/world/jewish-game-developer-to-market-holocaust-game-for-smartphone#ixzz2ebIGw9b6
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#1. To: Horse (#0)
-Alex Kurtagic
#2. To: Horse (#0)
If they did read the true history of the "Holocaust" then that would be great. But of course this Jew isn't thinking about that, or wanting them to read the true history, he wants cheap publicity in order to market his more than likely sub-par game so he too can make a killing off of the "Holocaust." Bernard told The Verge that the game is meant to inspire players to read up on the history of the Holocaust.
God is always good!
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