Yes, so a game called Splatterhouse should have deep emotionaly driven characters and be conservative with its violence, yup that makes sense.
Splatterhouse... Really?
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Yeah! Because I demand that everything be enjoyable for my, and my tastes! People that have fun differently can screw themselves, because only thousands of games come out a year, and even though I'll only play a few of them, each and every one that I wouldn't enjoy offends me on a deeply personal level.
Seriously, dude. More games is a good thing. I'd rather have a diverse medium than one the purely caters to me.
Seriously, dude. More games is a good thing. I'd rather have a diverse medium than one the purely caters to me.
When you say it seems pointless, then why should it bother you? The only difference I've seen with Black Ops is that a shotgun at close range will dismember an enemy, or occasionally you'll be bombarded with flying pieces of flesh from a grenade explosion.PowCoJG said:
Oh a remake of splatterhouse this will be pleasing to play but realy, i dont give a flying fu*& what the game haters think of games or what they think of us the gamers.
As for splatterhouse its best games like this dont come out offten no matter how fun they are. The game industry dose kind of have a rep to protect
As for splatterhouse its best games like this dont come out offten no matter how fun they are. The game industry dose kind of have a rep to protect
That's KIND OF THE FREAKING POINT.
No offense to the OP, that's not who I'm yelling at. I'm yelling at the people who haven't played a game in their life but still hate on games. I know my complaining on a forum doesn't do a thing to help, but that's also kind of the point: Forums are for complaining.
Now, Splatterhouse looks terrible (not it the "bad gameplay" way, the "disgusting" way), yes. A colored, well-executed non-Wii Madhouse. It will probably get a lot of hate, seeing as it looks to me like the game version of Kickass, Kickass being gory, containing nudity/sex, drug use, and anything else that could make a game/ movie get rated M/R. Despite that, this gives the gaming industry a great chance to do something great that we haven't done in a while, something that will let us take a huge step forward.
We can say we'll make what we damn well please for who we damn well please it to be for, and we'll be damned if you try to stop us. Would it be better if it were done with, say, a game that has more redeeming qualities (don't get your panties in a bunch, I mean in the way of complex story and creative gameplay mechanics, the gameplay might be messianic for all I know)? Yes. Very much so. If we had taken this kind of stand with Mass Effect or one of the GTA's, games that have some-to-most of their vulgarity explained or at least not purposeless, it would've been much more beneficial. When this gets hate, though, the most we can do is buckle our knees and say we don't care. We may not be able to support why we don't care or have anything to hold up and say "Y'see, this makes it okay.", but we don't need that.
If we can buckle our knees and take some hatred in the public's eyes, then HURRAY, we're going the way of early films that were just starting to include vulgarity. So, there are some good things about this. Let's just wait for the coming apocalypse and see if we come out alive.
No offense to the OP, that's not who I'm yelling at. I'm yelling at the people who haven't played a game in their life but still hate on games. I know my complaining on a forum doesn't do a thing to help, but that's also kind of the point: Forums are for complaining.
Now, Splatterhouse looks terrible (not it the "bad gameplay" way, the "disgusting" way), yes. A colored, well-executed non-Wii Madhouse. It will probably get a lot of hate, seeing as it looks to me like the game version of Kickass, Kickass being gory, containing nudity/sex, drug use, and anything else that could make a game/ movie get rated M/R. Despite that, this gives the gaming industry a great chance to do something great that we haven't done in a while, something that will let us take a huge step forward.
We can say we'll make what we damn well please for who we damn well please it to be for, and we'll be damned if you try to stop us. Would it be better if it were done with, say, a game that has more redeeming qualities (don't get your panties in a bunch, I mean in the way of complex story and creative gameplay mechanics, the gameplay might be messianic for all I know)? Yes. Very much so. If we had taken this kind of stand with Mass Effect or one of the GTA's, games that have some-to-most of their vulgarity explained or at least not purposeless, it would've been much more beneficial. When this gets hate, though, the most we can do is buckle our knees and say we don't care. We may not be able to support why we don't care or have anything to hold up and say "Y'see, this makes it okay.", but we don't need that.
If we can buckle our knees and take some hatred in the public's eyes, then HURRAY, we're going the way of early films that were just starting to include vulgarity. So, there are some good things about this. Let's just wait for the coming apocalypse and see if we come out alive.