Poll: What's The Most Violent Game Ever?
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I was planning on pointing out this game as well. So nice ninja work there.Cmwissy said:
Seriously though, that Punisher game was awesome. Intimate violence combined with fun run-n-gun gameplay. What's not to love. Shame it wasn't very well recieved because I'd love a modern day sequel by the same developers.
How does "No Russian" count? Sure it might make some people uncomfortable, but I was under the impression that we were talking about gruesome games. A single controversial mission in a not-excessively-gory game hardly counts.
Some of the stuff you can do to zombies with melee weapons in L4D2 might qualify. I can actually take off a chunk of my target's head and watch it die or slice open its stomach and let the guts spill out.
Some of the stuff you can do to zombies with melee weapons in L4D2 might qualify. I can actually take off a chunk of my target's head and watch it die or slice open its stomach and let the guts spill out.
If you would have followed the discussion closely, you would have seen my first post. I mentioned 'that' mission in Modern Warfare 2 AND the GTA series.archvile93 said:
postal 2, punisher, or manhunt.
im ashamed to say that i felt nothing while playing these games, im so desensitized its not even funny.
im ashamed to say that i felt nothing while playing these games, im so desensitized its not even funny.
All games are just as violent as each other, it's the different targets and the morality behind it all which separates games. I hope GTA5 or any game in fact will introduce kids as things to shoot..
Imagine, you shoot the kid, the kid lets out this high pitched wail, the parent collapses onto the floor, completely devastated, sobbing. Just, brutal.
I'm not some sicko wannabe murderer who's played to much GTA or watched too many movies, I just feel that this sort of thing really hits home when showing the consequences of violence, and can really make an impact on how "violent" a game is.
Imagine, you shoot the kid, the kid lets out this high pitched wail, the parent collapses onto the floor, completely devastated, sobbing. Just, brutal.
I'm not some sicko wannabe murderer who's played to much GTA or watched too many movies, I just feel that this sort of thing really hits home when showing the consequences of violence, and can really make an impact on how "violent" a game is.
I think that AvP will be pretty violent but i chose that one over postal or Manhunt because i haven't played them.
Exidy's "Death Race": http://www.klov.com/game_detail.php?game_id=7541
That game was "sick and morbid [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_Race_(1976_game)]".
That game was "sick and morbid [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_Race_(1976_game)]".
For me it's Fallout 3. I already felt a little ill one day I played it and when I got to a gorebag and opened it, the squashy sound and red bits of bodyparts was too much for me.
Agreed. Death animations in Fallout 1 & 2 are totally awsome, it felt more gritty and fitted the world perfectly. Cleansing an area full of Super Mutants with Turbo Plasma Rifle and 100 % energy skill (face shots only) are one truly gory blast of fun.NezumiiroKitsune said:I stopped playing the Getaway because of the torture scene early in and the story, gameplay and characterisation sucked. I've since embraced the gore ridden nature of the games I escape into, like a warm bloody womb
The violence in Fallout games is legendary. Am I the only one who liked the Fallout 2 gritty violence / death animation a tad more than Fallout 3's? I mean Fallout 3's are very versatile unique, but I will never forget wiping out the Shark Club in New Reno for kicks. I had Butch as a companion and in an blood soaked display of visceral carnage he combat shotgunned 2 guys to death at once blowing their arm off, torso out, and head off in a radiant fountain of human flesh. Fallout 2 is an awesome game ^_^
I voted for Gore me up, since I've played some violent games GTA III, Vice City, San Andreas, No More Heroes, Madworld, Fallout 3, and I wasn't affected by them that much because in most of them gore had a comedic value, and I'm sure if I play a game like Manhunt, it'd affect me in a different way.
