[Jay]

I don't want to get into a whole "video game morality" discussion here, but not only did I not have a problem with the level given the storyline in the game, I played it a few times myself. I guess I'm a psychopathic terrorist.

[PhantomCat]

Haha my bad, I was talking about Resident Evil.

What are your thoughts of Deadspace 2? That game is sick! I screamed like a girl quite a few times. By the way, if you play it in broad daylight you're considered a pansy in 47 states.

That's another game I'll have to check out because I haven't heard anything about it.
I work too much!

[PhantomCat]

I have watched the clip of No Russian and I'd like to say that I stand firmly with billcollins531. I was appalled to see that people would go as far as to create a situation like that in a video game with you-the-player killing innocent bystanders as a mission. I was once told by someone that my singing "The Love Boat" at Carowinds during a kiddie ride I operated "was disturbing," but this type of terror in a video game is okay? What's next? An Uzi in full operation at an elementary school during recess?

In a world such as this, where mental illness cases have reached staggering, record breaking numbers in far too many young people, it's these type of video games that feed and encourage those individuals to commit these very acts. You can say "It's just a video game," but games are supposed to be entertaining. These types of scenes and missions are not, and I am 100% all for censoring these types of materials. Some things - so close to reality - should not be made!

I got into it with a man who made a harsh comment about 9-11, who shared the same type of mentality for violence. He stated, "Charlotte, NC needs something like that to happen to it." My firm reply, "Maybe you'll have the privilege of being inside the building if it happens!"

[intimidator rider]

I played it the other day no Russian it was cool if you shot at one of the people that your with they will turn around and shot you and kill you

[!ntimidator]

Well, I finally finished Dead Space 2. I think that it is one of the best games availible. For those of you that have played the game, I can't get step 3 out of my mind. That is by far the most discusting thing I've ever seen. For those of you that don't know what step 3 is, just ask, but I warn you, it is disturbing.

[PhantomCat]

Well done.
I like a person who can call a spade "a spade."

[PhantomCat]

Dread not classic game fans. It seems that most of the earlier Atari, Sega, Sega CD, Dreamcast, Saturn, and PlayStation games are being given new life by being released again for updated gaming with game points. Fans of the classic Space Channel 5 will be happy to know the game is out again (for about a month or two now) for another round. I'm still looking for the classic Baku Baku. If you hear of it's release date, please let me know. That game is awesome. Of all the classics, I miss that one most.

[PhantomCat]

Is Columns out again? It's a Tetris style game only with jewels and rubies.

[PhantomCat]

Come on !intimidator. I know you've been playing more games.
Bring back the reviews.
I miss them.

[PhantomCat]

One of the hottest e-tablet games right now is Angry Birds where birds are hurled across the screen into targets, which fall onto other targets for the ultimate score. Part 2 of the fathered craze is Angry Birds Seasons where assignments in major holidays will keep you in the slingshot action. Have you seen the animated 3D movie Rio? The third installment, Angry Birds Rio is based on the film.

Come on, shake a tail feather...