Edited sentence: Critics who consider SCMRPG.Despite this, such games are popular, socially-acceptable and have generated minimal controversy over the killing (direct or implied) of people with real-world counterparts.Furthermore, SCMRPG.Many of the video games sold and played today are based on conflicts in the Middle East; the 'enemy' invariably are people of Middle Eastern extraction, while the destruction of civilian buildings/areas/infrastructure are also incorporated into the gameplay.Thus, outrage over SCMRPG.as 'poor taste' (or similar) due to the subject matter should, therefore, be careful that they are not speaking from a position of prejudice.is no different to any other video game based on real-world scenarios involving real victims of violence.may stem primarily from the fact that the game portrays real American citizens as the enemy