My thoughts on killzone 2 so far

That's nice.:?

I want that game so much, but my parents are spazes about M games.carddude

good for you kid, that your parents care about that

Yeah, well I'm old enough to handle it. I personally have played a bunch of M rated games and you don't see me shooting people in a rampage. I have Halo 3 also, but thats pretty mild.carddude

That's what most games are now.:)

[QUOTE="carddude"]Yeah, well I'm old enough to handle it. I personally have played a bunch of M rated games and you don't see me shooting people in a rampage. I have Halo 3 also, but thats pretty mild.Vyse_Legends

That's what most games are now.:)

[QUOTE="carddude"]I want that game so much, but my parents are spazes about M games.Fitipali

good for you kid, that your parents care about that

I don't know if you're serious, Fitipali, but I totally second that. I'm glad to see not all parents dropped the ball when educating their kids.

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[QUOTE="carddude"]I want that game so much, but my parents are spazes about M games.QuebecSuperstar

good for you kid, that your parents care about that

I don't know if you're serious, Fitipali, but I totally second that. I'm glad to see not all parents dropped the ball when educating their kids.

I want that game so much, but my parents are spazes about M games.carddude

My parents just got leniant on the whole "M" game thing last year when we got Resistance. Now, she's fine with us playing M games. Of course... I am 16 now. I know people who have been playing M games since they were 10. :P Which reminds me... I need my mom to come with me to get the Orange Box tomorrow... crap.

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[QUOTE="carddude"]I want that game so much, but my parents are spazes about M games.QuebecSuperstar

good for you kid, that your parents care about that

I don't know if you're serious, Fitipali, but I totally second that. I'm glad to see not all parents dropped the ball when educating their kids.

I think that M games need to be dropped to 16+ or something like in Europe. It's kind of ridiculous. They either need to do that or add something in between M and T. Frankly, I think Uncharted is worse than Resistance in terms of swearing, violence, and blood, yet Uncharted got a T and Resistance got an M. It doesn't really make sense. So, basically, your kid can get hold of worse games than M games because they have the letter T on them just because the ESRB can't keep consistent with their ratings.

yes the whole M thing. i have convinced my parents that i am mature enough to play M games( a while back that is) thank god tho that in a few months i am 17 and can buy games like the orange box WITHOUT having to get my parents to come for the ride!HerktheSnake

I have another ten and a half months. :P

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[QUOTE="carddude"]I want that game so much, but my parents are spazes about M games.QuebecSuperstar

good for you kid, that your parents care about that

I don't know if you're serious, Fitipali, but I totally second that. I'm glad to see not all parents dropped the ball when educating their kids.

I was playing GTA3 when I was 12 or 13. I'm not adversely affected by having played it. The only people who should have a problem who can't differentiate between what is acceptable in a game and what is acceptable in real life. I'm pretty sure shielding such people from a game where there is a bit of blood is a minute step towards helping them. Only much more drastic measures will actually help, I think.

Anyway, on topic, I don't see how you can make such judgements on KZ2 just yet. It's nice to see that you're interested though, and I agree with you on the first KZ. Also, I'd be surprised if it had no map whatsoever.

i rather being lost than following the directions like an idiot. no offense.rm_fc

WORD!

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[QUOTE="carddude"]I want that game so much, but my parents are spazes about M games.pandadude01

good for you kid, that your parents care about that

I don't know if you're serious, Fitipali, but I totally second that. I'm glad to see not all parents dropped the ball when educating their kids.

I was playing GTA3 when I was 12 or 13. I'm not adversely affected by having played it. The only people who should have a problem who can't differentiate between what is acceptable in a game and what is acceptable in real life. I'm pretty sure shielding such people from a game where there is a bit of blood is a minute step towards helping them. Only much more drastic measures will actually help, I think.

The thing is that when a kid is playing that kind of games since 8 or less, And parents don´t give a sh!t about it, the child it´s seriously affected and will become a terrorist in the futureor something

i´ve seen kids like that with 10 years old, they talk BS like it´s just a game, he even imagines stuff thatlikes a Mortal Kombat fatality or something, and you think parents give a sh!t? no, they think ´´Ohhh so cute, he´s talking BS, leave it, it´s just a video game´´

so having a parent that cares about that stuff, and cares about you, it´s going to help you one way or another

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[QUOTE="carddude"]Yeah, well I'm old enough to handle it. I personally have played a bunch of M rated games and you don't see me shooting people in a rampage. I have Halo 3 also, but thats pretty mild.carddude

That's what most games are now.:)

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[QUOTE="carddude"]Yeah, well I'm old enough to handle it. I personally have played a bunch of M rated games and you don't see me shooting people in a rampage. I have Halo 3 also, but thats pretty mild.Dogswithguns

That's what most games are now.:)