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Unnecessary Violence, language, and 'Darkness' in games
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Old Apr 11, 2006, 02:05 AM #1 of 37
I can tell I wouldn't like San Andreas if I tried it. I don't mind a little swearing now and then in games, but when it gets excessive like people are describing with San Andreas, I think it'd make me lose interest in it pretty quickly. Not that that game really interested me in the first place, though.

As for the unnecessary violence, I guess it depends on what's going on. Like if somebody splatters when I cut them in half, well duh. But if it's the same animations of blood and gore over and over again, or if they spew gallons of blood just because I poked them with a stick, then it's just dumb.

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