What do you mean "I made"? The blog records are clear: http://www.watercoolergames.org/archives/000188.shtml. I suggested it first and that entitles me to a free trip to Florida with Michael Moore, free rides at Disneyland and all-you-can-eat cotton candy (It'll be great to see how much cotton candy Mr Moore can eat). Ok, ok, Ian, you can join us.

Now seriously, I am not taking the Fahrenheit 9/11 rumor seriously at all for many reasons. The first is that the game should get out before the election. After the election, it would be quite useless. Secondly, Capcom!!! Of all game developers, Capcom??? I don't think the franchise is compatible with Capcom's action-driven games.

That being said, cool, cool, cool to see Gamespot paying attention to political games!!!

Yep, I agree that the rumor is just that, a rumor. Still, someone made it up, of their own volition, and put it on that site.

I'm working on your trip to Florida now... :)

Maybe a Street Fighter style game.

Watch out - Ashcroft is using his "Let the Eagles Soar" attack!

This article seems like a great way to open a dialogue between the inherent political stances of any game that broaches the topic of war (as metaphor, as revisionist history, etc.), the role of brief interactive experiences that act as a sort of "political cartoon" - delivering a message through the experience but not necessarily a full-blown game, and the "political games" that exist and are being developed, and whether or not it is at all possible to make a game like that and not have it be swayed toward any particular viewpoint.