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[QUOTE="starwarsjunky"]i get the feeling that very soon, we're gonna see a big time "war against videogames" :?starwarsjunky

While i don't think it will go to the extent that a "war" would imply i can see a slight crackdown on more explicit videogames in the future too. Its inevitable. with video games becoming more mainstream more people while be aware of them. More people aware means more people offended which means more censorship.

However, i think it won't crackdown for a long time, at least not while Duke Nukem is still alive lol

Oh, there is no denying that someone is gonna try something eventually but the question is just how far will the crackdown go? If you can eliminate an M rating where does it stop? For example in many countries it is illegal to advertise smoking on TV in case it influences children.

could you not apply the same argument to videogames and ban protagonists from smoking in case it influences the child and teen fanbase that dominates the videogame market? What about alcohol, drugs, nudity and violence? Violence is far more prevalent in videogames than in movies (not saying thats a bad thing) but i can see someone making a large case for violent videogames in the future, even more so than what we see now.

oh dear, i seem to have deviated from thepoint i was trying to make...

i get the feeling that very soon, we're gonna see a big time "war against videogames" :?starwarsjunky

While i don't think it will go to the extent that a "war" would imply i can see a slight crackdown on more explicit videogames in the future too. Its inevitable. with video games becoming more mainstream more people while be aware of them. More people aware means more people offended which means more censorship.

However, i think it won't crackdown for a long time, at least not while Duke Nukem is still alive lol

The DLC portions of the GOTY edition are borderline unplayable. I spent almost the entirety of OA and The PITT looking at the ground while walking forward and saving every 45 seconds.

Some people claim to have played without issues while the vast majority of people do not. I'll honestly say that it was the most buggy problem ridden final release version of a game i have ever played in 25 years of gaming.

Alter_Echo

I didn't find Fallout that bad w/ bugs. New Vegas didn't glitch much either. IMO the most buggy game ive played in the past 5 years would probably be Crysis2

I have one i used to love it. Then this guy i knew brought one in - plays it continuously. I now want to stab my eardrums w/ s***-covered needles in the hope that they'll burst and not grow back every time i hear this gorram instrument.

To each his own. I prefer Green Lantern. Oh right, the best name I ever heard was Staff Sgt. Max Fightmaster.

BranKetra

did you get that from CRACKED?

I like game night-cycles as well, but ive never seen any realistic ones (i.e it takes 12 hours IRL before night comes.) I would like to see one like that.

I love CRACKED ! also theCHIVE.

Basically everything the black eyed peas do now.

^^^I like the look of those shoes.

On a different note I just saw the film limitless (good film btw worth a watch) and was wondering about watching the film suckerpunch?

Wanted to know if anyone here has seen it and their thoughts? I wanted to see it but after reading some comments now im undecided...

you normal, in fact i slightly envy you. I have in the past blown off social things because i was gaming or on the computer. And i still dont understand C++ after all these years.