Sentences with phrase «if game violence»

Anyway, if game violence (and by violence I mean graphic and vicious violence) doesn't disturb you then you're in for an intense and original stealth action experience in Manhunt.

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Yesterday, when I spotted Jennifer Lawrence as Katniss Everdene on the cover of People Magazine with the headline «THE HUNGER GAMES» in bold white letters, I couldn't help but wonder if Suzanne Collins set all of this up to remind us of how closely our culture can resemble that of The Capitol — what with our excess, our reality shows, our glorification of violence, and our compulsive need to shove every good story through our celebrity - obsessed media machine.

I'll advocate to reduce the glorification of gun violence in video games and movies if criminals or the mentally ill are using those images to validate violence.

Guns should not be a scapegoat, but maybe if we keep guns around, we can shoot the scapegoat and deal with the real issues that cause violence, issues such as broken families, class warfare, racism, drug and alcohol addictions, violence in movies and video games, and moral issues such as envy, jealousy, greed, and rage.

All of this is an attempt to legislate excessive violence out of a sport founded on it 150 years ago — Spencer Hall on that is the best football thing you'll read all year so far — but if this is the game we're going to watch, we might as well know what the rules say.

IF SPUDS FINISH ABOVE US it is time to really, really show OUR FRUSTRATION OUT (NOT VIOLENCE) BUT BOYCOTT GAMES AND PROTEST LIKE IN SPAIN DO..

If it's mainly violence and getting ahead and winning at all costs, he'll tend to see that in the game.

Outbreaks of trouble have already been recorded at West Ham's Premier League games against Watford, Sunderland and Middlesbrough this season and one parliamentarian says the club should be forced to play behind closed doors if the violence continues.

As games of pretend become more advanced, don't be surprised if children experiment with make - believe games involving some form of violence.

If your child regularly plays games with plots based on violence and aggression, research shows he is at risk for increased aggressive behavior.

If we took all the dark humor, the protagonist rudeness and the gratuitous violence out of Deadpool: The Videogame, we would be talking about a worthless game.

If you want a Prince of Persia were there is violence, difficulty, time reversal and epic weapons, this is NOT the game.

The duo debunks the theory of politicians and other alarmists that playing video games leads to teen violence by handing over a real semiautomatic weapon to a nine - year - old video game player to see if he becomes a human killing machine.

At this point, we don't know if that «extreme violence» or the «motiveless killing» will be conducted by the gamer or by other characters and have the player watching them acting that way.

Battleship Rated PG - 13 for intense sequences of violence, action and destruction, and for language Available on DVD and Blu - ray If you think its quite a stretch to make a movie based on the Hasbro game Battleship and throw in an alien invasion then you aren't alone.

Video games and movies get ratings for violence, profanity, and sexual content, and music can be rated for profanity and even for suggestive material; in some cases, material can not even be purchased by minors if it has been issued an age - related rating.

For example, if you writing a research paper on video game violence or research paper on learning styles, you can conduct primary research (field observation or survey) as well as refer to reliable journal articles and books.

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If anything this look enhances the blood, gore and violence that is often so present now in adult based games.

I feel that if the game is age rated for adults, then it should be sold only to adults and any parents who are buying those games for their kids should be sent off for parenting sessions, even with violence and other adult things being shown to kids much earlier in life these days, kids shouldn't be playing games that they aren't mature enough to handle in terms of content.

My step son wants it for xmas, the violence side of the game doesn't bother me he sees enough of that in the tv he watches just wondering if there's any swearing in any of the dialogue?

What you will see in your son's game, if this iteration of GTA is anything like its predecessors, is incredible interactive violence aimed at police officers (whom you can shoot in the head and see the blood spray), innocent bystanders (whom you can run over with your car just for the heck of it), and of course the plentiful female prostitutes you can have sex with and then filet with a knife or stomp with your feet in order to get your money back.

There is violence and theft and drugs and all sorts of bad things, but if the gamer is old enough to play, they'll enjoy themselves here.

If beauty is objective (that is, something is beautiful / ugly regardless of opinion), then the question of violence in video games returns with an interesting nuance.

Peter Saunders, founder of the National Association of People Abused in Childhood said, «Abusers will get off on this stuff and the other thing we know beyond question is that videos [sic] games end up being played by children and, scarily, the proliferation of salacious and abusive images is actually encouraging violence and abuse.And we know that abuse in all its forms is escalating on this planet so why not help to tackle it constructively rather than sensationalise and make money out if it?»

I'm not that impressed by violence in games, and if a game has only that to offer (meaning no story, no gameplay) then I won't be bothered to buy that game.

If you are someone who does take exception to even minor violence in a game, then this may be one to avoid.

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If you enjoy a game that has a lot of violence, blood, heavy metal music, and zombies then Killing Floor 2 is the perfect game for you.

If you would like to learn more about the history of and war on Video Game Violence, you can watch an excellent documentary here: The Creation of the ESRB by The Gaming Historian.

Now, to be clear, I'm certainly not saying stories seriously examining the issues surrounding domestic or sexual violence are off limits for interactive media — however if game makers do attempt to address these themes, they need to approach the topic with the subtlety, gravity and respect that the subject deserves.

If you like fighting games with blood, violence, and a sense of progression, you will likely come to adore Spartacus.

But what if you're not a parent and just want to play a game that doesn't feature certain things like graphic sexual content, gore, or extreme violence?

Now, don't worry if you're imagining this game encourages terrible physical violence, or cheap tricks like hiding your controller in your coat and pretending you're not playing.

Considering the amount of blood and violence in the original games already, this makes me wonder if maybe the MPAA is just growing more sensitive to violence in video games.

If you met him on the street, I don't think you'd ever know that this man and his beautiful silver shoes played a major part in the creative design of the violence - filled game, Let it Die.

If you don't like seeing violence, this might not be the game for you.

Some descriptions of the violence in the game are revealed, and the game will allow users to paints the streets of Los Santos red with blood if they choose, even going so far as to occasionally dismember victims.

However you approach the game, the action is tight, precise, and satisfying, though if you do take the lethal approach, the violence is disturbingly, often unnecessarily graphic.

If it were true that video games were indeed making things worse we would be seeing a huge influx of violence and in fact it is in decline you can find the facts al over the place get off your ass and do something original; like start at home and create a real family environment then start looking outside the home.

«During the course of early development, it became clear that if we wanted to add in all the gore and violence that gamers crave it would cost a lot more money,» shares Devolver Digital CFO, Fork Parker.

That doesn't mean no storyteller or video game should ever tackle rape — of course they should, where a story demands it — but if the only reason to include sexual violence is to emphasise a woman's vulnerability or a man's evilness, then it's fair to question why a threat of murder is not enough.

If they are going to sneak gratuitous violence into our video games then they might as well try making it as a cute as possible!

I don't mind the games making violence a bit more realistic to show that Lara's not invincible, but putting spears through Lara's neck, shoving pick axes and broken bottles in people's face... It's a little much if you ask me.

I am not sure if this was much better than the video games advocating violence but on a smaller scale.