Homeland security with George Washington university have created a first person EMS and disaster training game. As part of National Emergency Medical Service Preparadness Initive (NEMSPI or Cooperative Agreement Number 2005-GT-T5-K003, administered by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security/FEMA.)
EMS folks can test their skills in chemical, biological, radiation scenarios. For just $14.95 you can download the game and play again and again.
Wait – there is more. The game is also open to the public to learn. More difficult than HALO, more terms than a long D&D session, more realistic than Mario. The game was closed due to popular demand but as promised its now open.
Main web site: http://www.nemspi.org/
Users guide: http://inside.gwumc.edu/nemspi/documents/ZERO_HOUR_Users_Guide.pdf
Wikipedia entry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero_Hour:_America’s_Medic
Should the governemnt make more games?
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