Controversial 1960's JFK Assassination Board Game

[Duncan MacRae]

Controversial 1960's JFK Assassination Board Game

[John Mytton]

Another controversial game.

JFK Reloaded.

Download ‘JFK Reloaded’ the simulation
https://www.myabandonware.com/game/jfk-reloaded-c6p

The Story Behind ‘JFK Reloaded’
“In my mind, all it did was show that Oswald went to the Book Depository, he knew how to fire the rifle and he shot JFK,” he said. “It doesn’t matter how he was motivated to get there. I’m not saying there wasn’t some shadowy conspiracy behind that. But it was completely plausible he did it alone — there’s no doubt in my mind.”
https://www.vice.com/en/article/3ab4jw/how-jfk-reloaded-became-the-most-controversial-video-game-of-2004

JFK Reloaded replicating the Zapruder Film.

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[Zeon Mason]

I experimented with this simulation and I found  The easiest way to hit JFK was to first hit the driver of the limo, which causes the limo to stop. Then it’s a 2nd shot at a stationary JFK which is almost  a certain head shot kill, because the scope of the rifle is accurate (unlike the poor quality scope of the real MC rifle that was found on the TSBD 6th floor , which was also completely out alignment).

IDK if shooting Greer, the limo driver would have worked in the real situation, but the program of  this simulation seems to presume the limo would stop with the driver hit, even if he is just wounded.

Greer getting wounded on the other hand might of reacted by heroically stepping on the gas and driving out of immediate zone if danger.

Or.. he might have failed to react as in the actual assassination, and almost stop the vehicle instead of immediately stepping on the gas.

I found that Attempting to hit the JFK model while the limo was moving was much more difficult even with the scope accurate. But I’m only an average shooter, not an expert, probably about the average type of shooter Oswald was on Nov/22/63.

[Charles Collins]

Apparently, the rifle and scope were purchased for the Walker assassination attempt. This photo shows an approximation of the (relative size of the window in his scope) image that I think LHO would have seen in his scope behind Walker’s house. Of course this is daylight, not darkness, and out of focus, and not leveled up. And one has to imagine Walker sitting at his desk in the room behind the window. This photo was taken at approximately 125’ from the window at a 5X magnification. If my calculations are correct this would be equivalent to a 4X magnification at 100’. I don’t think that is was as easy of a shot that some people seem to think it was. But I do think that LHO was capable of making the shot if his scope was set up properly and he used it properly. There are some variables that usually only an experienced scope user would be aware of. And Robert Oswald didn’t think that LHO had had any experience with a scope. So, for me it isn’t hard to believe that he could have missed by a small margin.