Unlike Fallout 4 - which still doesn't work - the game ran perfectly as soon I realised that it needed a 64-bit windows emulation and opened with a memorable (if quiet) opening theme. I have decided to keep this format, partly because it's funnier to see how I responded as things developed throughout the game, but also to avoid undue spoilers.īegin at the beginning "People who do things are people who get things done" -Bill Nelson One last point of note is that this review thing (Autopsy? I'm not sure it qualifies as an 'anti-walkthrough') was written linearly while playing the game. Still, rather than run the risk of having the whole site blocked in Germany over one game, I shall therefore be replacing the Swastikas with symbolism commonly associated with LSD. While I can understand where they're coming from, I'm not entirely convinced that blotting out the past is a good idea, since it will prevent future generations from being able to learn from history. I draw particular attention to the fact that the game includes the Swastika, which is illegal to display in Germany as part of their continuing attempts to avoid Germany going off the rails like that ever again. If you don't want to see that, you should probably stop reading now. I get this feeling I'm in motion, a sudden sense of libertyĪs with many of the games I've taken apart recently, Wolfenstein: NO is 18-rated, containing violence, swearing and the alt-right.
I feel so extraordinary, something's got a hold on me
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