Not a toy but "In 1995, a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn't commit. These men promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by the government, they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire... The A-Team"
I do not think is possible to say what makes a game good, its ethier good or bad. There is no magic formula a game could have good solid gameplay but without any real context for it bad game.A game could have a great story but is a chore to get to the end. The game works or it doesn't.
After the Manhunt 2 stuff I decided to look up on the US rating system. No offence but its dumb, ok I don't think the actual rating are dumb but your lines are really blurry. How can you have a rating system where games like Half-life, Halo and rainbow 6 get the same rating as games like manhunt or GTA. I am sure most parents wouldn't have a problem with thier kids playing Halo so it must confuse when that game has the same rating as GTA.
[QUOTE="KingKoop"]Are the British public really that irresponsible? KingKoop
Yes we are. We are heavly influenced people that let our media dictate our thought process and as such have no free will.
Ignoring the size difference look at the US, and you say WE let media dictate out thought process? All this media as such comes from the states and yet we still lectured from fat-cats at the BBFCabout all this violence it sucks complete ass. I have plenty of free will I just like expressing it on mindless violent games.
I meant in a satrical context which maybe didn't come across that well is that we are treated like sheep that just absorb what we are told.
Guys, E3 is a trade event. The Average Joe on the street won't know a thing about it- only Geeks like us pay attention. And we already own a system or two.
Sales spikes occur at Xmas and when a price drop happens- and not before then.
serenityveteran
He's right I think that we forget that we are actually slightly out of touch with the gaming market and I don't just mean casual games.
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