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metalgeardino
08/29/2004 04:35 AM (UTC)
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Mortal kombat is one of the reasons they created the esrb
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Garlador
08/29/2004 04:58 AM (UTC)
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I still think Thrill Kill was the most controversial game that never was (*wink wink*). But, going on...
Zelda: Wind Waker- no so much in the content (Teletubbies would be proud), but in the direction (Teletubbies would be proud!) It looked queer, but was, really, a good game. The controversy from fans continues.
Metal Gear Solid 2- Raiden. Good move? Bad move? WTF was up with the ending? The world may never know...
Mortal Kombat- for those who thought Street Fighter II was for babies... because it is.
Grand Theft Auto- new video game teaches little Timmy how to run over hooks and be a gangster. Wonderful.
Manhunt- Timmy moves on to film snuff movies.

TBC (To Be Controversial)
Leisure Suit Larry
Playboy: The Mansion
Singles (a mainstream AO game?)
Whatever that new college game'll be
BloodRayne 2 (see the October issue of Playboy for further *ahem* "details")

Fatality.
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Kahn91
08/29/2004 05:07 AM (UTC)
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GTA? Cartoony? Wow, then that must mean that Miami Vice, NYPD Blue, and Law and Order must be just as tame as Power Rangers. Why haven't they put it on Kids WB or ABC Family yet? I just don't understand?

Besides the pastel colors and the sunny setting of Vice City, GTA is quite un-cartoony. They both have a dark storyline(killing for the Mafia isn't really Disney Channel material, ya know) and GTA3 has a grim environment feel to it. Last I checked, Kim Possible and Lilo & Stitch didn't take place in cities as dark and grim as Liberty City is.

So, for those of you that think GTA is "cartoony", would you care to explain why you think so? Because I can't see why.
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Garlador
08/29/2004 05:29 AM (UTC)
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Think "Itchy and Scratchy". That's cartoony. Fatality.
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