Originally posted by SaTsuJiNThis is because of the nature of this game encourages killing people as creatively and with as much sadism as possible.
lol ninjas arent valiant characters.. they're assassins hired for peoples own selfish causes.. and as many guts they spill and heads they roll.. I never see an AO rating get thrown on them
Honestly it's not like little kids will be playing this game much, I recall people saying Twisted Metal: Black gave them nightmares although I found the movies funny myself.
Originally posted by Tha C-Master
This is because of the nature of this game encourages killing people as creatively and with as much sadism as possible.
sounds like every tenchu game that ever came out lol
I think video games are meant to be outlets for expression no matter how opposite it may be on the ends of the spectrum
my attitude is if you dont like, dont buy... preventing it from reaching shelves is just stupid.. its the consumers responsibility to decide whether this product is taboo for them or not.... not people like jack thompson who thrive making money off of suckers who dont practice what they preach
I think the comparison with Tenchu is facile, really.
This game is fare more connected with the violence. Tenchu might be harsh but it feels more like Tom and Jerry for all the emotional impact it has.
The selling online thing is entirely reasonable. It's the natural consequence of producing a game that outlets won't sell. Of course, no two ways about it, that will drastically harm its sales. But then they knew what they were doing.
I'm still fairly sure they'll alter it to get an M on consoles.
Originally posted by SaTsuJiNIt also depends on which part of the world you live in. As you see here (I'm not sure where you are from), different people have different attitudes towards games. Places like Japan are more free on games and television, but US is more limited, and places in Europe most limited. Europe restricted the Ninja Turtles when it came out on cartoon in the 80's for Christ's sake.
sounds like every tenchu game that ever came out lolI think video games are meant to be outlets for expression no matter how opposite it may be on the ends of the spectrum
my attitude is if you dont like, dont buy... preventing it from reaching shelves is just stupid.. its the consumers responsibility to decide whether this product is taboo for them or not.... not people like jack thompson who thrive making money off of suckers who dont practice what they preach
Originally posted by Tha C-Master
It also depends on which part of the world you live in. As you see here (I'm not sure where you are from), different people have different attitudes towards games. Places like Japan are more free on games and television, but US is more limited, and places in Europe most limited. Europe restricted the Ninja Turtles when it came out on cartoon in the 80's for Christ's sake.
T'was a sad day for the Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles
Re: Manhunt Controversy
Originally posted by Koala MeatPie
God damn it.So ireland, being trigger happy with the BAN button (Pink Floyd (Arnold lane) Monty Python, etc etc) Have decided to ban Manhunt 2 due to its graphic nature.
Now, in the US, People have risen up and said they'll slap it with an AO (Adults only) rating, meaning it can't be sold at Best buy, target, Can't be ported on the Sony or Nintendo - Sales are very limited.
I was never going to play it. I still don't want to. but FFS, Is anybody ehre old enough to remeber going into a R movie at 13 with your friends? just paying the ticket and going in and nobody gave a damn?
WTF Changed? God damn this is pissing me off.Congratulations you weak f|cktards who are limiting our fun by "looking out for use" by banning video games. You weak f|cktards. Thanks to you take - Two will be short changed 40 million bucks, PLUS the production cost (Several million now a days) (FEAR? 25 million) Which will mean huge cuts, meaning less games that could potentially have been awsome.
Could they change the content of manyhunt? Sure, and kill the game along with it. Its not like with the Far Cry Fiasco where you just took out the Ragdolling from dead bodies, Violence is the essence of Manhunt.
Thank you. Thank you very much. Sour Crout f|cking mothers looking out for Timmy. Eat my shorts. Whats next? hmm? Oh no! lets ban GUNS in video games! Guns are bad! And now they are WAAAAAY too realistic, its virtual trainning! They might induce us into becomming all Terrorists! Oh no! 9/11! games cause People to Go mad and 9/11! 9/11! everybody!
Surely, you do not want Mr. Jones to come back?
while i agree with most of what you said, your jab at the irish was uncalled for...
no i dont agree with them banning manhunt, but that other stuff was years ago, and is inconsequential...
Originally posted by Tha C-Master
It also depends on which part of the world you live in. As you see here (I'm not sure where you are from), different people have different attitudes towards games. Places like Japan are more free on games and television, but US is more limited, and places in Europe most limited. Europe restricted the Ninja Turtles when it came out on cartoon in the 80's for Christ's sake.
That's just swings and roundabouts. The US has a reputation for being very puritan about sex.
Re: Re: Manhunt Controversy
Originally posted by pr1983
while i agree with most of what you said, your jab at the irish was uncalled for...no i dont agree with them banning manhunt, but that other stuff was years ago, and is inconsequential...
I wasn't trying to jab, its the truth. And you can't handle it.
Its like me saying "German Soldiers Killed Hundreds of thousands of Jews" Then someone saying "F|ck you, that was years ago, its inconsequential now."