Kuma Games CEO tells THR, "Bin Laden was a bad man, and people feel relieved that he is gone. To be able to recreate his death is just an added bonus." By John Gaudiosi Less than a week after ...

If you could, would you have pulled the trigger that killed Osama bin Laden? Video-game maker Kuma Games wants to give you that chance with its new title "Kuma\War Episode #107: The Death of Osama ...

WASHINGTON — The FBI’s top counter-terrorism official spoke out Wednesday about the fate of Osama bin Laden, saying he believes the nation’s most-wanted terrorist is dead. The remarks by ...

Sunday night a team of two dozen Navy SEALs killed Osama bin Laden. If all goes as planned, you will soon be able to reenact that head shot in a video game this weekend. Kuma/War Episode 107 ...

But in The Death of Osama bin Laden, gamers already have their chance to kill the terrorist leader all over again. The title, developed by Kuma Games as a part of its Kuma\War series, recreates ...

Kill Osama bin Laden: The Game (????) - It doesn't get more basic than this. Click to shoot Osama's noggin at various locales. Postal 2 (2004) - The Postal series and Osama bin Laden have a larger ...

But unbeknown to many, Bin Laden also appeared to have a penchant for virtual gaming and pop culture, as his trove was filled with video games, movies, viral YouTube videos and anime. After being ...

The Kill Osama Game, Bend Over Bin Laden, Osamatron Torture Machine – the list of computer games targeting the world’s most sought-after man goes on. They sprang up en masse shortly after the ...

But the list also includes more surprising finds, such as a number of video game guides — suggesting that members of the al-Qaeda leader's family or even bin Laden himself were gamers.

Either this was a community computer that was frequented by a few huge nerds, or Bin Laden really was a huge nerd, because there was a big collection of video games found on the hard drive as well.

Forever, Mara Brock Akil's adaptation of Judy Blume's novel, held onto third place by nearly doubling its audience ...

ESQUIRE.COM: So how does it feel to hear that your song was what the guy who killed bin Laden listened to as he got pumped up? THE GAME: I think that's the shit, man. What's crazy about that is ...