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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 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 ...

It’s been 12 years since I last watched Katherine Bigelow’s fantastic war film about the hunting and killing of Osama Bin ...

"We found him." The game developer sounds relieved. The virtual bin Laden, created over a rush of all-nighters by a team of game developers who specialize in turning current world events and ...

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.

Netflix subscribers have taken to social media to implore crime fans to watch American Manhunt: Osama bin Laden after ...

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