theRepublic said:
theprof00 said:
Soriku said:
theprof00 said:
theRepublic said:
Banjo-Kazooie has always been E+, so I'm not really sure what you are talking about.
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i mean it in the way that it is REALLY E+, not just E+,
according to tv ratings the scale goes
Y Y7 Y7FV G PG 14 MA
eC E E10 T M Ao
this game is E bordering on eC
B+K never tried for a cartoony appeal in the past, it was just pretty much all that was available to them without being Teen. This is like i jumped into a toy bin. this feels more kiddy than little nemo's dreamland for nes.
Then again you must understand that this is just my opinion. maybe i have just myself grown up and past games were also filled with daisies and non-sharp baby friendly edges that i just don't remember.
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What difference does it make if a game is rated E+ instead of E?
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i you are seriously asking and you have no idea what you are talking about, then maybe you ask in a nicer way because right now it looks like you are trying to discredit me, and to anyone who has played B+K, there is a LOT of innuendo, both violet, sexual, and the like. it was a T game that made it into an E+ game.
that was the thing about B+K and later the same team who made Conker. it was a cartoony looking game with adult-ish humor. so again instead of
"what difference does it make"
you can write
"what is the difference?"
because you obviously don't know.....
however, if the game includes this same kind of stuff, then I will stop talking right here... but it doesn't seem like that is the direction they are pursuing.
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Without playing the game, how do you know that the same sort of innuendo in the first two is not present in this one? I would guess that they tried to keep the writing similar.
It was not a "T game that made it into a E game". The original two games were both E rated. Innuedo is allowed in because it goes over the heads of the little kids. Think about something like Shrek. Kids like it because it is a slapstick cartoon/fairytale, and the adults appreciate all the little jokes. All this while maintaining a kid friendly rating.
Also, it has been awhile since I've played these games, but I don't remember that much innuendo. Of course there is violence as you said. You are constantly fighting enemies, but that is in every game. And the violence in this game is cartoon violence.
(Because I couldn't resist a Scrubs referance: Inyourendo)
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The impression that I have is that that game was one of the most important in the n64 library and was necessary no matter what your age was, thats how good they were. They were kiddy and cartoony, but they were also some of the best games on the n64, and were very appealing no matter the age, and maybe this is an aspect thats been lost in the new game(outside of tecnicalities like the game being E+ and stuff)
Anyway, I'm just gettieng the game for the stop n swop
