hopefully because halo 3 multiplayer really isnt that good and gets boring fastPacBoy23

agreed

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my parents arent to strict on violence. mostly sexual themes. is oblivion sexual at all

cjbroom

No clue, you can look the game up on the ESRB website, or xbox.com and it will tell you why it received that rating... or just look on the back of the package.

The sexual themes in BioShock are pretty few, and a parent probably wouldn't know what the hell was going on in that game anyway unless they were a gamer and had played the game... both of my roommates would look at the TV with half-disgusted faces and say.... dude... what the hell are you playing... that's some f'd up stuff... I love it.

yeah, sexual themes are the least of stuff in bioshock. i honestly can't imagine a mother watching that game and not cringing.

to answer your question about oblivion, it depends. i've encountered very little, but there are so many things to do in that game that i'm sure there's something sexual somewhere. it also has "sexual themes" as one of the descriptors for its rating.

Rainbow Six- realistic violence, language. there's nothing too bad in this game (with the exception of language), it's just that it's done realistically.

Oblivion- T-level violence with some fairly gory blood. one of the mildier M games out there, but still pretty violent.

BioShock- pretty much everything. very strong M.

it isnt 170 check eb games or gamstop they dont have it or check in amazon its says 250 dollars in the us

simonromano2007

that's because their sold out. the bundle now on amazon is being sold by people who have it early, not amazon themselves. google rock band $170 and you'll see the news stories. it's $170, but good luck getting it at that price because every store is sold out.