It's not him you should be worried about, it's the Parents lol. Are they like super strict? Cause the game can get gory sometimes, lots of blood......Luckily my mom used to love horror movies, and my mom would encourage me to "shoot their kneecaps" and shoot them "were it hurts"
It just really depends on the Parents. Also does your cousin love action games? If he does then yes get it.
His parents would probably let him, and I've seen the trailers, and the violence is about as violent as a PG-13 movie. It's the blood and gore I'm worried about.
Depends on the parents. If they let him, then its okay. if it was my cousin, i wouldn't let them play it. My parents let me play games when i was a kid (mature ones), but with my kids that wont happen.
His parents would probably let him, and I've seen the trailers, and the violence is about as violent as a PG-13 movie. It's the blood and gore I'm worried about.bobsarcasm
You can't blow people's head up and chainsaw head off in a PG-13 movie. This is one of the most violent games ever made.
if he already has any RE4 game, no. if he doesnt like to get scared, no way (even if RE4 is the least scary RE). if his parents doesnt like the idea of his son playng a game where a chainsaw cuts the player's head, dont even think about it. if he doesnt fit any of these, give it to him and play with him. its very cool to play scary games played on single player when not alone. but remember to turn off the lights
This is one of the most violent games ever made.Rocky32189
plz, we r not talking about manhunt 2, and the reviewers who could play the final version before it got banned by sony/nintendo agrees that no other game looks violent compared too MH2
No 12 is way to young.... then again your talking to a guy who wasnt aloud to have a Spuirt Gun, SuperSoaker, or anything that resembled a gun as a child. My fist M game was halo at age 16.... I think.
If his parents don't mind, and he's mature enough,then go ahead. I played RE4 when i was 12, it was my first M game, butit was one of my best game experiences ever. It also depends on how many violent games he's been exposed too, and also if he's a fan of the genre.
His parents would probably let him, and I've seen the trailers, and the violence is about as violent as a PG-13 movie. It's the blood and gore I'm worried about.bobsarcasm
If you don't count how Leon dies by having a chain-saw carving through his neck.
[QUOTE="bobsarcasm"]His parents would probably let him, and I've seen the trailers, and the violence is about as violent as a PG-13 movie. It's the blood and gore I'm worried about.16bitkevin
If you don't count how Leon dies by having a chain-saw carving through his neck.
or when poor Lewis get's impailed.... defidently R rated violence.
There's some sick stuff in the game for someone of any age. He'll probably enjoy it, though, and I doubt any of the sick stuff would do any permanent damage. If he can't stand the occasional gore (I'm thinking of the pitchforked person in the shack), then he'll stop playing it.
So unless you know that his parents aren't going to like it, get it for him. The violence is unrealistic enough, I'd say.
Lol, depends what kind of games he plays, like if he plays Gears or other re games. some part in gears scared the crap out of me, more like surprised me but still. OR when i played Re remake. That scared the crap outa me.
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