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I somehow missed the memo that the US Army made its own video game. What.
"My recruiter told me to play that in 2003" is a sentence with the ring of "baby shoes, never worn"
I've never needed an oral history of a video game until this moment https://twitter.com/jonjones/status/1278063010175729664
i've already said this to someone else but finding out about america's army in 2020 feels a lot like i'm staring at a pile of alien corpses while all my friends tell me quite cheerfully, "oh yeah, didn't you know? roswell was real, we all knew that"
i cannot emphasize how much my brain wants to reject the existence of this game https://twitter.com/BIGHONKINBURGER/status/1278075884616876032
Wired reported n 2009 that the government had spent 33 million on America's Army. help https://www.wired.com/2009/12/americas-army-budget/
33 million and you get glowing reviews like
