@Hicken Not really. If one company has a weak security system and lets your credit card details get stolen, it is CLEARLY inferior.
A better analogy would be two different brands of milk - one brand keeps your milk cool and safe, the other leaves it in the sun to rot and for maggots to breed in. Which one would you rather drink? #10
"If Call of Duty is the Inception of the FPS genre, Bulletstorm is more akin to Road House. It thumbs its nose at the pretensions of overly serious shooters and then round-house kicks them in the head."
Pretty good list, and there's at least twenty more that are equally worthy of appearing. Has this been the best gen ever for gaming? I'm thinking yes... #6
Of course it's selective, but some of those criticsims still sound pretty major. If it wasn't a AAA Sony game, I imagine the score would be lower. (Haven't played GT5 yet, incidentally.) #3.1.1
FTFA: In some games an underage player can "imagine he is a torturer and impose gratuitous, painful, excruciating violence upon small children and women -- and do this for an hour or so," said Justice Stephen Breyer.
I kind of understand the argument that controlling a game character is worse than watching a movie -- in theory at least.
But the fact is, even the most realistic looking games still look like video games. They're like cartoons: nobody is going to mistake Marcus Fenix (or whoever) for a real person.
Until violent games becomes photo-realistic, I dont think they will ever be as psychologically damaging as movies. Seriously: Resident Evil 5 or The Human Ce... #1.1.1
A better analogy would be two different brands of milk - one brand keeps your milk cool and safe, the other leaves it in the sun to rot and for maggots to breed in. Which one would you rather drink? #10
1. There are several gaming screen shots that were flagged by the program as porn.
2. 99% of gamers like porn. #3
So buying this game. #1
Gold. #1.1.1
...Which games are these? lol #1
But the fact is, even the most realistic looking games still look like video games. They're like cartoons: nobody is going to mistake Marcus Fenix (or whoever) for a real person.
Until violent games becomes photo-realistic, I dont think they will ever be as psychologically damaging as movies. Seriously: Resident Evil 5 or The Human Ce... #1.1.1