Poll: What's The Most Violent Game Ever?

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Cmwissy said:
The Punisher - the game from 2004 (I think) It had torture and you get more points from killing people.

you could shove a Dagger through a guys mouth.

Rip out fingernails.

It was good.
I loved that game, especially the meat factory level, oh boy.
 

rokkolpo

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postal.

you can light people on fire and piss them out. PISS ON THEM!
you can kill dogs aswell.
 

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Archangel357 said:
How in the fucking hell has [Prototype] not been mentioned once in this thread? There is a fucking trophy/achievement for killing 53596 infected, for fuck's sake.

You can also drive thousands of tentacles through crowds in Times Square, fillet everything with your claws, and fucking CONSUME people. If you don't go "holy shit" at a Groundspike Graveyard Devastator, there is something wrong with you.
Beat me too Prototype was non stop violence from start to finish murder is the only way to to do anything in the game

prototype ticks both boxes for violence and gore but they are not the same thing
 

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Manhunt. I actually felt a bit sick after playing it for about an hour, something which has never happened before or since due to violence in a movie or a game.
 

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I'm really quite surprised that only one or two other people even mentioned Shadow of Rome... I mean the game didn't just allow you to cut off your opponents limbs, but also to smash them so much that you can't even tell where the joints are anymore.

I remember quite specifically getting a lot of points for breaking both of a guys arms and legs and watching him hobble around in agony for several seconds before smashing his face with a mace hard enough to knock him down a pit full of spikes.

Not to mention there was a two-handed sword that was pretty much in the game for the purpose of cutting people in half vertically.
 

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ShotgunSmoke" post="9.162417.4174075 said:
If one more person mentions "No Russian" in MW2, I'm going to slap him/her through the Internet. It was nothing we haven't seen before. I killed an innocent pile of pixels, oh my. I wonder if it had kids.

I had fun on 'no russian', and im not ashamed to say it, man has liked violence for centuries and will for centuries to come.

postal 2 is also fun and funny, anyone who doesn't think so can stuff it.
 

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Nope, i have not yet found a game that i found gory enough yet. I watch gore films, suscribe a magazine called "hardgore" and so far, only manhunt cam close to realising proper gore, and even then it was mostly restricted to certain things. Manhunt 2 was going to be the holy grail for gore gaming, but the version they released in europe made me feel rather sick with the censorship virus.
 

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'No Russian' was not that bad! You kill innocent people...thats nothing new in video games! Play GTA and you'll get much worse. Plus you even had the option of skipping it! The mission was deemed controversial for absolutely no reason, you just do what has already been done in literally hundreds of other games!

EDIT: Most casually violent game ever: Prototype. I really cannot understand why this was not labelled controversial, you can destroy dozens of people at once without even trying to!
 

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Guys, seriously?

Postal can be violent, or it cannot, it absolutely depends on the player.
Same with GTA, if you kill thousands of Civilians, it's because you wanted to(or you're a 12-year old going through puberty and playing the game[which applies to the usual Xbox360 player))
No Russian, same thing as GTA, just in first person (the 12year old part).

My nominees would be Thrill Kill for PSOne (youtube it, if you're interested).
Thrill kill was just so twisted, I'm not surprised it went by unpublished by EA (though it is still avalaible if you look hard enough).

Second place for me would be Manhunt 1/2.
 

OmegaXIII

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Pong, clearly

Seriously though Wolverine Origins is probably the most violent i have seen. He puts a guy's head into a fucking helicopter rotor!
 

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Continuum said:
Unfortunately I am desensitized to video game violence to the extent where I find gore to be quite excellent. I think MadWorld is pretty bad for it.
Lol, All I could think of watching that was Kill Bill and it's ridiculous amounts of blood.
 

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Old Trailmix said:
Pielikey said:
Barbie's horse adventure.

Seriously, I think that mission in Modern Warfare 2 and Grand Theft Auto pretty much sums it up. Also, Left 4 Dead 2's gore-o-vision every time you melee an enemy is kind of ridiculous, but that doesn't really make it the most violent game out there.
I own a copy of Barbie's horse adventure.
My sister does as well....it was the first game for the computer our family owned....I feel ashamed having played that.

OT: Both Fear and Fallout 3 are extremely gorey especially the Penetrator(Fear) and the Railway Rifle(Fallout 3). I don't necessarily like shooting someone then their body parts(or whole body) getting nailed to the wall.