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Great news. I love violence, blood and brutality in games.



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yanamaster said:
The hell...This is supposed to make me want this game? no wonder that the general public sees games and gamers as something wierd and immature when devs go spouting idiocies like this on the web.

And seriously, if anyone is hyped for this game just because of said reasons: you need to seriously grow up/ admit that you have issues.

i'm with shams on this one, if i had a say in this, i would either ban the game or censor it.

 

ive been waiting for games to actually have guts spilling, heads explode, limbs flying, etc etc etc. so i am excited for this, its a step in the right direction for better more kick ass gaming. its rated M for a reason



yanamaster said:
The hell...This is supposed to make me want this game? no wonder that the general public sees games and gamers as something wierd and immature when devs go spouting idiocies like this on the web.

And seriously, if anyone is hyped for this game just because of said reasons: you need to seriously grow up/ admit that you have issues.

i'm with shams on this one, if i had a say in this, i would either ban the game or censor it.

Ok, so where does that place Madworld?  People were completey stoked for it's violence, that was the main and sole purpose the game and why people really wanted to play it.

This is more of an added feature that they've been wanting to take advantage of for a long time, they just never had the technology to do so.  Now that they actually have it, their going to use it.

I can tell you that most people aren't going to play just because of what they stated.   It's an added bonus for cool factor and realism.

Sorry to say, but in real life when you gut a dear you can't censor the blood, guts, gore or ban people from doing it.



  • 2010 MUST Haves: WKC, Heavy Rain, GoWIII, Fable III, Mass Effect 2, Bayonetta, Darksiders, FFXIII, Alan Wake, No More Heroes 2, Fragile Dreams: FRotM, Trinity: SoZ, BFBC2.
  • Older Need To Buys: Super Mario Bros. Wii, Mario Kart Wii, Deadspace, Demon's Souls, Uncharted 2.

There is definitely more to list that I want, but that's my main focus there.

There is a difference between Mad World's violence, or God of War's violence up to that point, and actual realistic violence. One is stylized, the other may be taken as grotesque.



This is God of War. Its violence is supposed to be gory and over the top. I hope it does not go through a lotta crap with the ESRB.



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@Khuurta - Still should make no difference. It's still violence and who says people don't have "issues" playing Madworld and loving all the violence in it?



  • 2010 MUST Haves: WKC, Heavy Rain, GoWIII, Fable III, Mass Effect 2, Bayonetta, Darksiders, FFXIII, Alan Wake, No More Heroes 2, Fragile Dreams: FRotM, Trinity: SoZ, BFBC2.
  • Older Need To Buys: Super Mario Bros. Wii, Mario Kart Wii, Deadspace, Demon's Souls, Uncharted 2.

There is definitely more to list that I want, but that's my main focus there.

chaospluto said:
@Khuurta - Still should make no difference. It's still violence and who says people don't have "issues" playing Madworld and loving all the violence in it?

There is a difference between different kinds of violence, though. It's like saying the violence in Hostel is the same as that in Kill Bill, or Ong-Bak.



Khuutra said:
chaospluto said:
@Khuurta - Still should make no difference. It's still violence and who says people don't have "issues" playing Madworld and loving all the violence in it?

There is a difference between different kinds of violence, though. It's like saying the violence in Hostel is the same as that in Kill Bill, or Ong-Bak.

Of course, that is definitely difference types of violence.  One is Gore and one is just fighting with blood.

But Gores doesn't mean your sadistic for watching/playing movie/game.  I love the Saw series that has a lot of gorey scenes, but am I sick and disturbed no, I just happen to like the movies.

It goes the same way as GoW.  I will love to play it for it as a game, but watching Kratos rip guts out isn't exactly going to be non-cool.  It will be cool to see, just because most games won't ever do that.

Movies are easier to find, but there should be no difference in watching a movie or playing a game with like gore/violence.  Then enjoying for entertainment, and I don't mean a sick and sadistic kind of entertainment.



  • 2010 MUST Haves: WKC, Heavy Rain, GoWIII, Fable III, Mass Effect 2, Bayonetta, Darksiders, FFXIII, Alan Wake, No More Heroes 2, Fragile Dreams: FRotM, Trinity: SoZ, BFBC2.
  • Older Need To Buys: Super Mario Bros. Wii, Mario Kart Wii, Deadspace, Demon's Souls, Uncharted 2.

There is definitely more to list that I want, but that's my main focus there.

I'm not implying that playing the game makes you sadistic. I'm just saying that it may be grotesque to people who thought that tearing off Medusa's Head was peachy keen. That's all.



Darth Tigris said:
Euphoria14 said:
shams said:
Urrgh :(

This game is heading for a censorship battle already. Good luck, I would instantly boycott anything with this level of violence...

 

Why? Games can not be geared towards adults?

With this comment it makes me think you should be having a different view in the Madworld thread.

Me personally, that is what I love about both games.

I would say its geared more toward lovers of extreme and graphic violence.  That doesn't make it geared to adults.

ItsaMii said:
I bet some of these guys are into snuff. Violence adds to some games, but internal organs falling from a ripped torso is extreme. At points I think that only teenagers can truly appreciate GOW.

See my post above.

How about cutting a baby from the stomach of a pregnant woman?  Or running toddlers over with a lawnmower?  Or better yet, how about stalking, kidnapping, raping and disecting pre-teen girls?  All horrible, right?  But does playing it in a video game make it ok because its not real? 

I know I'm likely to get sawn asunder (look it up) for the above, but make note:  all I did was ask questions.  I made no judgment beyond recognizing the real world horror of the things I mentioned.  Please do me the same courtesy.

Depends on the way its done, if it was with some humor in it I would probably laugh.