Dutch developer puts players in Gallipoli trenches amid concerns over Anzac
A Dutch video game studio has made Gallipoli: Ottoman Fronts. The game lets players fight in the 1915 battle where more than 7,500 Australians were killed. Australians have mixed views about it.
Why it mattersAustralians are split on whether important military history should become a video game.
AustraliaAn Australian cultural landmark, the Gallipoli campaign, is now a commercial video game product, raising questions about memory and commercial use of war.
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