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: GamePolitics.comFormer Soviet State Offers Cops and Robbers Video Game
By james_fudge
Police in Georgia are offering open arms to virtual crime fighters, thanks to a new game that lets citizens gun down bank robbers as the mighty law enforcement agency of the former Soviet Union state. The country (not the state known for its delicious peaches, game industry tax credits, and the wonderful city of Atlanta) revealed late last year that it was working on the game, much to the chagrin of critics who thought it was a simply a way for the Georgian Interior Ministry to gain favor with citizens and shed a good light on the police force.
The game, which some have described as "violent," lets players jump into the boots of Georgian police as they fight bank robbers. Players engage in "shoot-outs with criminals, high-speed car chases, and hostage-taking scenarios."
The game is also meant to highlight the reforms that the Georgian police force has experienced since 2003. Read More
Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on February 08, 2011 (boomark / email).
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