Free Knowledge

[Wizard]

I was looking on the Microsoft on-line store for free games for my computer. I noticed they had a free "game" about guns. It wasn't a game but a reference to every gun made. It told the history, production run, years in production, specifications, how to tear the gun completely down and finally, repairs you can do to it. That much knowledge for free is a heck of a deal.

Wizard

[Polaris425]

that is pretty cool

[SteelHorseCowboy]

How bout a name for the app?

[SteveTX]

How bout a name for the app?

No kidding. You cant come drop some goodness like that and walk off with no linky.

[Wizard]

I think it was "Gun Library". Anyway, search in the Mircosoft store for guns.

[Wizard]

I just looked at the Microsoft store and can no longer find the app. It was under pc games. There is a new app in it's place named "Guns". It is a "game" with descriptions of every gun, specs, etc. but without how to fix,

[SteveTX]

I just looked at the Microsoft store and can no longer find the app. It was under pc games. There is a new app in it's place named "Guns". It is a "game" with descriptions of every gun, specs, etc. but without how to fix,

I was going to say Microsoft did not know, or it would never have made it there to start with id imagine.

[SteelHorseCowboy]

I was going to say Microsoft did not know, or it would never have made it there to start with id imagine.

They're a very liberal and politically correct company. Until it comes to selling violent video games to kids.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not one of those who thinks video games breed real world violence, but it's a bit hypocritical of them. Not sure if I spelled that right...
Violent games for kids like candy... but better dig deep to find some sort of gun related software for adults.