Russian-Georgia conflict predicted by Ghost Recon
Tom Clancy might be this generation's Nostradamus. Although off by about three months, the first level in 2001's Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon is eerily familiar to the past week's events, where Russia and South Ossetian rebels have been fighting with Georgia. Unlike Ghost Recon, however, there has been no signs of US special forces armed with technologically advanced firepower and controlled by a mysterious "player."
Scholars are already sifting through The Great Texts in anticipation of any potential conflicts in 2014 Mexico City.
[Via Game Politics]
