Even though I saw kinda thought it was the case, I still couldn't believe that they actually did it. You spend the whole game looking for the dude's wife. At the end, you find out the government killed her and used her brain to neurologically connect his bionic robotic arm to HIS brain. Excuse, you have to use someone close to you.
I think it would be best if you did the research yourself and based your opinion off that, as opposed to asking a bunch of fanboys/strangers on a gaming forum.StealthMonkey4
I actually decided to do the research before I posted here, but I got stuck. It's good to listen to what others have to say, I needed a springboard for research. Thanks.
Ok, let's say that I want to add a couple shooters to my game library, but only the best. I don't want your average killing games, I want some REALLY good ones. Perhaps Fallout 3, Dark Void, etc. Not just FPS, but all kinds of shooters.
When it comes to national security, profiling by race or country of origin has been suggested in airports. Pulling people aside for "random" searches for bombs and other dangerous materials or intentions. Is this ok, or worth it for American safety? Does it get anything done?
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