Iranian IT Analyst Enumerates Video Games Insulting Islam.

Bin Laden's Death Recreated in Video Game : Kuma Games.

Iranian IT Analyst Enumerates Video Games Insulting Islam.(MET).An Iranian IT analyst criticized Western countries and American firms for developing anti-Islam video games. He also urged the local government to take action against these video games produced and distributed by ‘Jewish’ companies. “Unfortunately we have seen a series of video games developed by U.S. based companies which are clearly insulting Islam and show negative face of this divine religion. The producers of these games distribute them at no cost to their clients.” said Mehdi Haghverdi, Iranian IT analyst. “Prophet Wars video game is among computer games developed by United States which is completely free for clients. The player must act the roles of Noah (AS), Hazrat Musa (AS) and Hazrat Maryam (pbuh) in this game. According to official announcements, the creators of this video game are affiliated with the government of the United States.” Mehdi Haghverdi continued.
“The enemies of Islam also design the tables and rooms of terrorists based on Islamic culture and they usually grave the name of Prophet Muhammad on different elements. In ‘Hitman’ game, the characters have Islamic names such as Muhammad, Ahmad, Ali and etc. Terrorists in Hitman are headquartered in Grand Mosque of Isfahan.” Haghverdi reiterated. “The same process is happening in ‘Covert Stick’ video game. When player enters into Libya to fight with insurgents you can hear the voice of Azan and Quran from mosques in the game. Americans are trying to show a fake image of Islamic symbols. The gates and doors in ‘Resident Evil’ are designed like the gates of the prophet Muhammad shrine in Madinah.” Mehdi Haghverdi also urged the Muslims to combat with these actions taken by Western countries.Hmmm...... Another one in the 'Zionist plot' series.Read the full story here.

Iran Unveils New Computer Game Depicting Tel-Aviv as Center of Events .

Scene from Battlefield 3

Iran Unveils New Computer Game Depicting Tel-Aviv as Center of Events.(Fars)."The Age of Might", unveiled by Iran's Students Basij (volunteer forces) in a ceremony in Tehran today, is the first computer game which simulates Tel-Aviv with a series of events taking place in the city. There are yet no reports on the details of the game. Iran has recently accelerated production of computer and video games for the younger generation.
The Iranian Army's first produced video game titled "Battle in Gulf of Aden" was unveiled in a ceremony in Tehran earlier this month at the presence of Navy Commander Rear Admiral Habibollah Sayyari. The computer game which was produced using the powerful motor of "Unity" and enjoying a professional graphic and sounding displays the Iranian Navy's mighty presence in the international waters and Navy commandoes' fight with the pirates in the Gulf of Aden. Iran released its first three-dimensional video game, the Age of Heroes, in 2009, which was designed based on the stories narrated in the Persian epic poet Ferdowsi's magnum opus, Shahnameh.
Meantime, after the US programmers in an open war of media developed "Battlefield 3" depicting a US assault on Iran, the Iranian computer game programmers announced that they would soon release "Attack on Tel Aviv" in a retaliatory move. Executive-Manager of Iran's National Foundation of Computer Games Behrooz Minaei told FNA in December that the foundation will fund the project, and announced that many Iranian computer game programmers have voiced preparedness to contribute a role in the project. Minaei said that Battlefield 3 has many technical and video faults, adding that the location of the game in Tehran is "unacceptable". He said that Iran has sent letters to the US videogame company, Electronic Arts (EA), and voiced its protest at the latest version of Battlefield, but the opposite side has not yet responded to the letter. Read the full story here.