Why aren't there any korean war video games?

Question

Is it just that nobody really remembers it or is it not an "Exciting" enough war?

Answer 1

Because it wasn't declared a "war" by the U.S. It was called a "police action", and it is widely considered to be the most forgotten war in U.S. history. My dad is a Korean vet, and he has told me it certainly fit his definition of a war. He was in a foxhole, bullets buzzing by his head, his buddies beside him in the foxhole getting their heads blown clear off Yeah, it fits my definition of a "war" too. If you are talking to a Korean War vet, and you call the war a police action, pardon my language but, be prepared to get your a$$ kicked by a 75 year old man. It was a tough war, mostly fought in below freezing temperatures. Just in the last 5 or 6 years, the U.S. FINALLY built a Korean War Memorial. Don't expect a flashy video game anytime soon. And out of respect for all the people like my dad, read up on the Korean War, and remember their sacrifices as equally as any other veteran of any other war.

Answer 2

Well it is referred to as the "forgotten war" by some historians. I think it's just not marketable. They wouldn't be able to sell enough games because most people are too ignorant to even find Korea on a map, much less tell you the years a war was fought there. Now that you mention it, when was the last time you saw a World War I game? I don't know if I ever have...

Answer 3

The what war god dude that would be lame Call of Duty III Korean Warfare

Nope I defiantly wouldn't buy that.

Answer 4

cause thats when the usa started started losing wars instead of winning them, by letting the politicians run things instead of the generals..mcgarther was right ..we wouldnt be in this mess now if he d been allowed kick butt.

Answer 5

Plenty of people remember it. And even more wish it never happened.

Answer 6

it was a boring war