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This Historical First-Person Shooter Is An Iranian National Treasure

In the mid 1700s an Arab Amir took on the military might of Dutch colonials occupying Iran’s Kharg Island, capturing their fort and liberating the southern Iranian cities from colonial rule. This Amir, called Mir Mahna, is an Iranian national hero.


Former Rockstar Dev Working On Game About Iranian Revolution

A writer with credits in Grand Theft Auto III, Max Payne and, later, Alan Wake is now working on an entirely different project, likely controversial in its own way: “1979: The Game”, based on the Iran Revolution.


Here’s A Look At Iran’s First Big Time Video Game

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Iran Gets Its First MMO

With help from a national foundation for games development, Iran has published the country’s first online game, an MMO called Asmandez.


Real Princes, Real Persians. Quest Of Persia…

Real Princes, real Persians. Quest of Persia takes inspiration from Prince of Persia, but the game, its developer points out, is more Persian. The full story over at Slate.


Iranian Gaming Federal Makes Gamescom Appearance

Trade body Iran National Foundation of Computer Games has a booth at the Gamescom event in Cologne, Germany, showcasing the latest games developed domestically in Iran.


Iran Not Blocking Online Games

Mobilephone and internet communications in Iran are reportedly being jammed by the government to prevent to the flow of data. But there’s more ways to communicate electronically than that.


ESRB Denies Working With Iran

A report from last week claimed Iran had ‘joined’ the Entertainment Software Rating Board. The ESRB, meanwhile, has no idea where that came from.


Iran Joining The ESRB

The Tehran Times is reporting that Iran has joined the Entertainment Software Rating Board. That’s right. Iran.


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