Tobin Bell who plays Jigsaw in the SAW films talks about the new SAW video game, movie, and the future of the franchise with Skewed and Reviewed as part of a round table/conference call interview.
"You’ll have trouble keeping your food down given the viscerality and gruesomeness of the videos within."
You know the scary part of all this? I've gotten way too acclimatized to all these gory deaths, that none of them phase me anymore
I think I'm becoming a monster O_o
Watch Berserk anime or manga there´s some messed up stuff in there and the story is great.
Once you get used to it nothing scares you anymore.
Watching someone die in a video game (movie) is nothing like seeing real death, so don't you worry about it.
Ha! You know, I didn't think of it that way until you mentioned it. Totally agree.
Though (now that I think about it more carefully), one thing that ALWAYS gets me (either in books, movies, video games, etc) is when a person is getting their throat slashed. I CRINGE HARD!
I find all the ones that show the character you play as dying are all terrifying. It must be to do with that I care about the character I play as in the game and what happens to them. I think it also means the developers did a good job in creating a game that has influenced the player to feel like this.
Mortal Kombat X seems to include some gruesome deaths im glad the series is still strong on heavy violence.
For me the worst death in videogames ive seen is on GTA san andreas http://youtu.be/9wcHhY7aP5U... just imagining it makes my skin crawl
Those are the 2010 games that you definitly have to play if you want some realy scary moments this Halloween.
GameFocus: "Earlier this year, a few friends of mine thought I went crazy. While they were busy playing Darksiders, Bayonetta and Army of Two: The 40th Day, my Xbox Live profile was showing that I was fooling around with SAW: The Video Game (yeah, I played the game a few months after it released - call it morbid curiosity). Despite its repetitive levels and flawed controls, the game managed to keep me interested until the end. Not to say that it was an amazing experience, but it did have more positives than negatives. For someone that grew tired of the movie franchise after the second chapter, it felt good to play a licensed game based on the Jigsaw killer."
Pros
+ Clever puzzles
+ Macabre presentation, great environmental sounds
Cons
- Clunky and frustrating controls
- Quick time events have taken over
- Way too punishing...and for no justifiable reason
- No more hand-made traps??
- Why break something that just needed a quick fix?????
I've got this pre-ordered and I'm seeing the movie day one.
I hope the movie ends it well.