Marine dislikes MOH Afghanistan depiction  "It equates war with
the leisure of games."  Games can never replicate an actual war
and EA has created misconceptions by claiming Medal of Honor
does, former US Marine Corps infantryman and Iraq veteran
Benjamin Busch has argued.  "I honestly don't like that Medal of
Honor depicts the war in Afghanistan right now, because - even
as fiction - it equates the war with the leisure of games," he
wrote on the NPR website.   "Imagine how frustrating this game
would be if, just as you began to play it, an invisible sniper
shot you dead every time," he added. "The game would not be
popular, because being killed that way isn't fair - just like
war. Reality has a way of correcting misconceptions."  If only
real soldiers could "stop the war and rest", he rued - then the
constant dread of a bullet to the head could be relieved. "A
videogame can produce no wounds and take no friends away," Busch
reasoned.  Nevertheless, he accepts that a videogame can neither
train players to be