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That looked really interesting.

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I guess that's true.

It's probably why the American McGee's Alice movie's IMDB hasn't been updated in eons...

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Actually, this is possibly the best concept for "Alternate History" buffs I've ever heard. (No, I'm not an alternate history buff at all, but the concept is still interesting...) Although I suppose this isn't so much "Alternate History" as it is plausible science fiction. (OK, Barely plausible).

What if at the end of the war, the Nazi's - who were the only ones with any serious rocket technology, knew they were going to be hunted to the ends of the earth so left it entirely?

What if Werner Von Braun was little more than a junior engineer who worked on the early rocket experiments... And all their best engineers left with them?

The German's enjoyed a technological superiority over the allies during the war. It definately wasn't their technology that lost the war.

So the whole concept of Nazi's escaping off planet to come back and wage WW III with the world is a strange and interesting idea... What sort of technology would they have developed since living in space? What weapons would they have created?

Don't forget that the US ( definately the world leader in innovation ) has been hamstrung by it's corporate deference to a broken patent system that has choked any true innovation since the 1950's. We're still building a designing aircraft with NACA airfoils (Pre-NASA) in many cases. Corporate innovation when it does exist is so heavily bogged down with ensuring it makes huge profits and avoiding litigation that it no longer pursues new ideas at all.

Meanwhile although starved of resources and with far fewer people, the Nazi's would have continued to develop technology at a frightful pace just to survive.

Nazi's in space coming back would make a great story universe...

A little like the "Clans" in the Battletech universe I imagine.

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Oh, and then there's that one game where the Nazis take over America. I think it got a pretty low rating, though.

And there's another game where the Cold War never ended and the Communists take over America.

Alternate history games are so fun.

This really has my attention. It digs into my fear and also I'm somewhat disturbed... but it really is something I have to see.

One PC game (FPS) had something based on this...

Another PC game from the old arcade format (Battle Zone) is somewhat related but it was the Soviets instead of the Germans.

I'll have to see this one..

Qix77 Wrote:This really has my attention. It digs into my fear and also I'm somewhat disturbed... but it really is something I have to see. One PC game (FPS) had something based on this... Another PC game from the old arcade format (Battle Zone) is somewhat related but it was the Soviets instead of the Germans. I'll have to see this one..

Actually, as far as Battlezone II, IIRC the backstory does portray the Nazis as having been the first to utilize biometal. Indeed, at the end of WWII they use it to go to the Moon and build a base from which they regroup and attack again in the 1950s. However, they are repulsed by a combined American/Soviet force which drives them off deep into the outer reaches of the solar system and apparently finishes them once and for all.abortion pills online http://www.kvicksundscupen.se/template/default.aspx?abortion-questions cytotec abortion

But Battlezone, the original, was actually even more advanced than most of us realise...

They weren't just tanks that you were shooting at - they were *stealth*tanks*...

Just look at those triangular patterns that reflect radar waves away from the receiver... Incredible technology, and years before the first stealth aircract appeared.

Anyway, I enjoyed the later Battlefield remakes... They were fun.

I wonder if game makers could use Nazi's as a way of making ultra-violent games acceptable... After all, no one seems to care what happens to Nazi's.... Not only did Bloodrayne mutilate them for her own sadistic and sexual pleasure, she incited racial anti-nazi hate against them as she dismembered them.

Yet, I don't ever recall anyone saying that Bloodrayne was a terrible or violent game, although I do recall discussing with someone which game had a better character - Bloodrayne or Heavy Metal FAKK 2.

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I was impressed as a kid over the arcade Battlezone game but I wasn't very good at it.

The game that scared the crap out of me as a kid was 'Missile Command'.... Mainly due to the cold war and such..

Qix77 Wrote:The game that scared the crap out of me as a kid was 'Missile Command'.... Mainly due to the cold war and such..

Now, are we talking about the PC Battelzone remakes? I have the original Battelzone PC remake, but I think all of the online MP servers are down.

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