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[QUOTE="AWolfoftheCalla"] except it isnt made by the original studio, which is never a good thing. please, list one series that has changed developers half way down the line and been better for it. i cant think of any.AWolfoftheCalla

Sorry for the confusion. I was sticking to the OP and talking about Batman:AC in my comment.

The game is going to be coming with an 18 cetificate (here in the UK) and that is for a good reason, one being to allow for content like this.

When I play games that have 'questionable moral content' I tend to play it through a couple of times so I can be a 'goodie' and a 'baddie' (goodie= not killing the 'good guys' or shooting them in the leg/arm etc. Baddie= shoot anything that moves) if the game allows you to choose if you 'need' to kill the people in question.

If that choice isn't available I have no second thought about PLAYING THROUGH THE GAME as laid out in front of me. After all I am a sane (some might question that) adult who is able to tell the difference between reality and fiction.

If after buying your young teenage child the game you are 'shocked' by the content. Look at the box and take a little interest in what your child is asking you to buy for them. You wouldn't buy an 18 movie for them so what makes it ok to buy them an 18 rated game?

As for adults that are 'offended' by such content or worried about how it will affect 'society', it was touched upon in an earlier post. Games allow me to do things I wouldn't dream of doing in real life and experience things in a safe, fun, disposable way.

Just because I've mowed down a squad of police with an M16 doesn't mean I have anymore intention of trying to live out that than I have ripping my face off and breathing fire onto someone I've just kicked the crap out of after playing Mortal Combat.

Hi, I'm needing to ask about my system setup and being able to game on it. I can handle basic PC upkeep and upgrades BUT having been intrigued by really wanting to play BF3 on my PC for the first time, rather than my Xbox 360, I have become confused after downloading the beta.

I downloaded the beta and had to upgrade my graphic drivers to play BF3 and then played happily without any (obvious) issues and the game ran smoothly. But when I ran a 'is your PC ready for BF3' the info I got back said my graphics card needed to be upgraded, quite considerably.game

So the question is, if I can play the beta will my machine be able to handle the full game to an acceptable level?

I've been waiting for this game since completing the first game! Preordered it as soon as it was possible too. This game is going to be amazing and doesn't need to be blowing it's own trumpet because everyone with an ounce of knowledge knows this game is going to be one of THE best games in years.

Battlefield 3 without question.

MW3 doesn't look like it's made much progression, if any, since MW2. Where as BF3 has clearly made leaps in technical progression. Also the current beta of BF3 is an early build model (several months old) and the final release version will be far more polished than the beta.

Im canceling my pre-order because of this beta, i cant believe they hyped the graphics engine and mocked MW then release this beta that looks no better than bad company 2, if anyone is going to buy this game its got to be on PC because thats were dice put all the love....ComBaTsOuL

Looks like the last few CoD games. Might pick it up second hand at some point.

Batman:AC is the only game I've said I am getting since hearing about it and seeing that first teaser trailer!! Batman:AA was magnificent and THE game of the year by far!

MW2

I am a complete newbie when it comes to Starcraft, have never played the game before or even known anyone who plays it but I have my CE Starcraft 2 arriving today. The question I want to ask is...

Should I jump straight into playing SC2 or play SC first and then start playing SC2?

Any and all advice is appreciated! :)