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Two Parrots Play Tom Clancy's EndWar
Games bearing Tom Clancy's name have traditionally been ambitious endeavors. Rainbow Six gave us realistic tactical planning. Ghost Recon gave us open environments and multiple team management. Splinter Cell brought us a new era of stealth. And EndWar? EndWar tried to make console real-time strategies work with voices.
In this video, we see gaming made accessible to a different species altogether. A YouTube user by the name of B1GJOE trained his parrots to play EndWar against one another.
With the passing of Mr. Clancy yesterday, we turn our thoughts to the work, friends, and family he leaves behind. We hope this bit of levity helps kindle good memories of enjoying the titles inspired by Tom Clancy.
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