Currently we can play hundreds of games on Mac, soon a game will be added to it Homefront: The Revolution, which will answer the question: “What would it be like if a genius like Steve Jobs, was from North Korea instead of California.” The answer to the question, according to the game developers, is simple – we wouldn’t be writing about it right now. Applu, but about the very popular company Apex. North Korean Steve Jobs is named Joe Tae-se according to the game developers. The entire game will take place in the United States and will be created in a special timeline that will take us through events from 1953 to 2029.
The timeline goes through several significant events, including the Vietnam War, the Kennedy assassination, and the founding of Apex. Computers, which is run by two students. The students' wish is simple - "they want to get computers out of the garage". The students then make their company famous mainly with their Apex II computer, and then the company releases its own mobile phone, aPhone.
The developers made the game even more interesting before its release, creating fake ads that were heavily inspired by Applu. They even created an account on Twitter, where he flaunts photos of the latest iPhone.
The game is expected to be available later this year. The company will also release the game for the iMac and MacBooky, when the developers were already heavily inspired by the company's story Apple. You can watch Apex's videos below.
*Source: Cultofmac.com
Two students in a communist country found a very successful company :-o
Come on!
Since he was "only" a brilliant businessman and not an inventor, he would have sold in a communist dictatorship maximal bitten kimchi :D :D so these thoughts are quite out of place...
Simonnek> The play is intended for an audience that knows a whole lot about the communist dictatorship and thinks that a hard-working and capable person could realize his American dream there too. We had it first hand and we know that such an idea is completely stupid. Well, at least now we have fun with the game, which the authors did not expect.
Zabak: that could be an equally stupid second part, where Steve was born in Auschwitz and an SS man would throw an apple at him after biting into it... ProThey should educate people instead of playing stupid games. Then kids might start thinking that communism is actually fun.