Many gamers believe that the World War 2 'genre' is oversaturated, but it's no wonder people are tired of the setting when so many games have "the same people fighting the same enemy in the same locations over and over and over." Kotaku has an idea on how to fix this. Go to the source for the full article.

I mean, how many times do we need to storm the beaches of Normandy? Or scour the ruins of Berlin? It's no wonder people say they're sick of playing WW2 games when they play the same people fighting the same enemy in the same locations over and over and over.

The Second World War was fought across Eastern Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, North Atlantic, Indian sub-continent, South East Asia, the South Pacific, even Australasia, so it's time games started mixing things up and representing some of these theatres. Who knows, it may even breathe a little life into a "genre" the industry has finally decided has had its day.

John listed five (one of which, Egypt, has actually been well represented in both Call of Duty and strategy titles), so I'm going to list five more, involving theatres and nations that go a little beyond your standard Allies vs Nazis fare.

Miss Razz via kotaku.com »