Suda51 promises No More Heroes to be more deadly than Manhunt!

[QUOTE="Thug_Pikachu"][QUOTE="Firelore29"]

[QUOTE="Thug_Pikachu"][QUOTE="kittykatz5k"][QUOTE="Kaarstein"][QUOTE="Thug_Pikachu"]good, the more violence, the better the game will probably be. Firelore29

Developers understand that over the top violence sells to a select part of the market no matter what. When your making a game that cost 10 million dollars you want to be assured that your going to sell to at least someone even if the game sucks hard.

On the other had there are countless games that don't have hardly any violence and are a ton of fun and sell like crazy.

The Hydra fight in God of War was fun because of the cool button combinations that you used, .

I dont think I've ever seen a review talk so much about one single attack in a game as the chainsaw in Gears, ironically its also one of the most violentThug_Pikachu

[QUOTE="Thug_Pikachu"][QUOTE="Firelore29"]

[QUOTE="Thug_Pikachu"][QUOTE="kittykatz5k"][QUOTE="Kaarstein"][QUOTE="Thug_Pikachu"]good, the more violence, the better the game will probably be. Firelore29

Developers understand that over the top violence sells to a select part of the market no matter what. When your making a game that cost 10 million dollars you want to be assured that your going to sell to at least someone even if the game sucks hard.

On the other had there are countless games that don't have hardly any violence and are a ton of fun and sell like crazy.

The Hydra fight in God of War was fun because of the cool button combinations that you used, the cool control scheme, and the size and scope of the battle. In other words it had great gameplay and amazing visuals. It had nothing to do with senseless violence.

[QUOTE="Firelore29"][QUOTE="Thug_Pikachu"][QUOTE="Firelore29"]

[QUOTE="Thug_Pikachu"][QUOTE="kittykatz5k"][QUOTE="Kaarstein"][QUOTE="Thug_Pikachu"]good, the more violence, the better the game will probably be. Thug_Pikachu

Developers understand that over the top violence sells to a select part of the market no matter what. When your making a game that cost 10 million dollars you want to be assured that your going to sell to at least someone even if the game sucks hard.

On the other had there are countless games that don't have hardly any violence and are a ton of fun and sell like crazy.

The Hydra fight in God of War was fun because of the cool button combinations that you used, .

We proved all of eachothers points, none of us were in much disagreement to begin with. It helps in the right situations, but say a game about platforming, that's not helped with much but sheer gameplay mechanics and well desined worlds.

if ESRB rates this game AO..Suda51 just screwd themselvespoopinloop32

So does that mean this game will get a rating of AO. :o

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I don't think so, Killer 7 had references to sex, violence, terrorism, and a bunch of political red-light topics and it still got away with an M rating.

Sounds good. And those who are now getting mad that a mature game has finally appeared on the Wii, you should know which dev we're talking about here. Suda 51 makes violence nearly an art form. Just look at Killer 7 and you'll see what I mean. Suda 51 is not one of those devs who would just add violence for the heck of it. When there's violence in a Suda 51 game, there's a reason for it, and it's usually a good reason.glitchgeeman