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Originally posted by Young Vito
im fed up with forum nannies who cringe, cry and bitch anytime the words "guns", "shoot" or "kill" are mentioned, then want to blame all of society's ills on video games....gimme a break...
im fed up with forum nannies who cringe, cry and bitch anytime the words "guns", "shoot" or "kill" are mentioned, then want to blame all of society's ills on video games....gimme a break...

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Originally posted by Young Vito
yea...u just showed how mature u are, i didnt mention anything about killing people ...
im fed up with forum nannies who cringe, cry and bitch anytime the words "guns", "shoot" or "kill" are mentioned, then want to blame all of society's ills on video games....gimme a break...
yea...u just showed how mature u are, i didnt mention anything about killing people ...
im fed up with forum nannies who cringe, cry and bitch anytime the words "guns", "shoot" or "kill" are mentioned, then want to blame all of society's ills on video games....gimme a break...



Good gravy Marie..
First of all, nobody mentioned blaming society's ill will on video games. YOU came in slinging mud because Josh doesn't want to dry hump his copy of Grand Theft Auto III. YOU practically launched a personal attack on another person because their opinion differed from yours. Quite simply, your behavior only glorifies our belief that violent video games are childish.
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I have a FLUDD unit that I use to wash the neighbors' cars and then at night I sit on the corner playing my ocarina outside the local Thai restaurant for tips.
I have a FLUDD unit that I use to wash the neighbors' cars and then at night I sit on the corner playing my ocarina outside the local Thai restaurant for tips.

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Originally posted by Homer Simpson
Is this where you picked up your Ocarina? http://shop.songbirdocarina.com/subcat.asp?0=221
Is this where you picked up your Ocarina? http://shop.songbirdocarina.com/subcat.asp?0=221

I was going to reply with "What, they only have the Ocarina of Time? Screw that I want a Fairy Ocarina!!" Lo and behold.. The sound samples are the icing on the cake.
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oh i forgot...im in a nintendo thread..
1-i didnt specifically say any one of u said that u blame video games for our problems, just sayin those are usually the people to complain....so slow your roll.
2-i just told him to simply exchange his video games for a board game because real life graphics are what the future of video games are all about, seems to me he was taking a step back just like the CEO of nintendo (who seriously whines and complains so much about violent this , graphics that- yet funny how his company is always at the bottom of the console race), and i have heard people say they dont like sci-fi or cartoony video games but it caught me off guard to read that he doesnt like "real-life" type games and movies, so thats why i retorted in that manner.
3-video games with violence are actually suited for more mature players, not the other way around, they are in no way "childish" . good example pixy...im guessin u dislike GTA (as stated in other posts) , but have all sorts of zeldas, mario and other cartoon like games in your collection, that doesnt make you any more mature or immature now does it?
just because i like action and violence in my games doesnt make me an immature child. nuff said.

1-i didnt specifically say any one of u said that u blame video games for our problems, just sayin those are usually the people to complain....so slow your roll.
2-i just told him to simply exchange his video games for a board game because real life graphics are what the future of video games are all about, seems to me he was taking a step back just like the CEO of nintendo (who seriously whines and complains so much about violent this , graphics that- yet funny how his company is always at the bottom of the console race), and i have heard people say they dont like sci-fi or cartoony video games but it caught me off guard to read that he doesnt like "real-life" type games and movies, so thats why i retorted in that manner.
3-video games with violence are actually suited for more mature players, not the other way around, they are in no way "childish" . good example pixy...im guessin u dislike GTA (as stated in other posts) , but have all sorts of zeldas, mario and other cartoon like games in your collection, that doesnt make you any more mature or immature now does it?
just because i like action and violence in my games doesnt make me an immature child. nuff said.
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Originally posted by Young Vito
im fed up with forum nannies who cringe, cry and bitch anytime the words "guns", "shoot" or "kill" are mentioned, then want to blame all of society's ills on video games....gimme a break...
im fed up with forum nannies who cringe, cry and bitch anytime the words "guns", "shoot" or "kill" are mentioned, then want to blame all of society's ills on video games....gimme a break...
Originally posted by Young Vito
2-i just told him to simply exchange his video games for a board game because real life graphics are what the future of video games are all about,
2-i just told him to simply exchange his video games for a board game because real life graphics are what the future of video games are all about,
There are plenty of good, non violent games I enjoy like Mario, Zelda, Ratchet and Clank, racing games, sports games (where I do like realism), Final Fantasy, and on and on.
Thus, for you to say that realistic graphics are the future is definitely misgiven. There will continue to be games with realistic graphics, "adult" ratings etc. and there will be continue to be tons of great games in non-realistic settings that arent' graphically violent.
Originally posted by Young Vito
oh i forgot...im in a nintendo thread..
oh i forgot...im in a nintendo thread..

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Originally posted by Young Vito
oh i forgot...im in a nintendo thread..
1-i didnt specifically say any one of u said that u blame video games for our problems, just sayin those are usually the people to complain....so slow your roll.
2-i just told him to simply exchange his video games for a board game because real life graphics are what the future of video games are all about, seems to me he was taking a step back just like the CEO of nintendo (who seriously whines and complains so much about violent this , graphics that- yet funny how his company is always at the bottom of the console race), and i have heard people say they dont like sci-fi or cartoony video games but it caught me off guard to read that he doesnt like "real-life" type games and movies, so thats why i retorted in that manner.
3-video games with violence are actually suited for more mature players, not the other way around, they are in no way "childish" . good example pixy...im guessin u dislike GTA (as stated in other posts) , but have all sorts of zeldas, mario and other cartoon like games in your collection, that doesnt make you any more mature or immature now does it?
just because i like action and violence in my games doesnt make me an immature child. nuff said.
oh i forgot...im in a nintendo thread..

1-i didnt specifically say any one of u said that u blame video games for our problems, just sayin those are usually the people to complain....so slow your roll.
2-i just told him to simply exchange his video games for a board game because real life graphics are what the future of video games are all about, seems to me he was taking a step back just like the CEO of nintendo (who seriously whines and complains so much about violent this , graphics that- yet funny how his company is always at the bottom of the console race), and i have heard people say they dont like sci-fi or cartoony video games but it caught me off guard to read that he doesnt like "real-life" type games and movies, so thats why i retorted in that manner.
3-video games with violence are actually suited for more mature players, not the other way around, they are in no way "childish" . good example pixy...im guessin u dislike GTA (as stated in other posts) , but have all sorts of zeldas, mario and other cartoon like games in your collection, that doesnt make you any more mature or immature now does it?
just because i like action and violence in my games doesnt make me an immature child. nuff said.
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Originally posted by Young Vito
real life graphics are what the future of video games are all about
real life graphics are what the future of video games are all about
Originally posted by Young Vito
3-video games with violence are actually suited for more mature players, not the other way around, they are in no way "childish" . good example pixy...im guessin u dislike GTA (as stated in other posts) , but have all sorts of zeldas, mario and other cartoon like games in your collection, that doesnt make you any more mature or immature now does it?
just because i like action and violence in my games doesnt make me an immature child. nuff said.
3-video games with violence are actually suited for more mature players, not the other way around, they are in no way "childish" . good example pixy...im guessin u dislike GTA (as stated in other posts) , but have all sorts of zeldas, mario and other cartoon like games in your collection, that doesnt make you any more mature or immature now does it?
just because i like action and violence in my games doesnt make me an immature child. nuff said.
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Originally posted by msdmoney
I think you missed his point, he didn't necessarily say he wouldn't want great graphics, just not games that immitate real life or real life situations and environments.
I think you missed his point, he didn't necessarily say he wouldn't want great graphics, just not games that immitate real life or real life situations and environments.
But I don't think he missed it. I'm guessing he thinks "cartoony" games like Wind Waker looked crappy.
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Good lord, can we have a single Nintendo-related thread that doesn't provoke a console-bashing war? Now I read that original article, but maybe my reading skillz aren't up to snuff. What exactly did it say about the new home console that was revolutionary?
and yes, BTW, I agree with everyone who pointed out that the statement that the PSP will primarily be used to watch movies is totally retarded. It's like saying the N-Gage would be primarily used as an MP3 player (of course we all now know that it's primary use is as a paperweight).
and yes, BTW, I agree with everyone who pointed out that the statement that the PSP will primarily be used to watch movies is totally retarded. It's like saying the N-Gage would be primarily used as an MP3 player (of course we all now know that it's primary use is as a paperweight).
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Originally posted by Josh Hinkle
Exactly my point.
But I don't think he missed it. I'm guessing he thinks "cartoony" games like Wind Waker looked crappy.
Exactly my point.
But I don't think he missed it. I'm guessing he thinks "cartoony" games like Wind Waker looked crappy.
josh, bottom line, its jus almost like a shock that someone would say what you said, just downplaying all games with realistic graphics that imitate life. its like a biased way of lookin at video games, thats all.
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I can see it (PSP) being used as a movie player equally with game playing. At the office with it plugged in it will be a great movie player. The problem arises when it's unplugged. On long trips it's going to be pointless. Sony has said the battery life will be 2-10 hours. 10 hours if you are listening to media with no screen. The minute the screen turns on and the disc starts spinning the battery life turds. Ooooh...I can play a game for two hours on a six hour flight. I'd rather watch a movie and then play my DS.
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Originally posted by msdmoney
It doesn't make you immature to enjoy violence in games nor does it make you mature. Games like GTA (which I enjoy by the way) really aren't all that mature of games. They are suited for older audiences because of the killing, but for the most part their maturity barely hits adolescence. I am not sure many games hit past adolescence in their themes. Games like GTA bassically equate to a mindless action flick, a more mature game (can't think of examples off-hand) would equal more of a thought-provoking and intelligent drama.
It doesn't make you immature to enjoy violence in games nor does it make you mature. Games like GTA (which I enjoy by the way) really aren't all that mature of games. They are suited for older audiences because of the killing, but for the most part their maturity barely hits adolescence. I am not sure many games hit past adolescence in their themes. Games like GTA bassically equate to a mindless action flick, a more mature game (can't think of examples off-hand) would equal more of a thought-provoking and intelligent drama.
For the record, I don't hate the GTA games. I've played both, and enjoy them to an extent. But they're exploitation games essentially, they're silly. The maturity level of the violence and sexual content are at about the level of somebody laughing at a fart, in my opinion.
On the flip side, I feel Wind Waker has a rather deep, somewhat-mature storyline underneath it's playful atmosphere. I was pleasantly surprised.
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I'm glad to hear that Nintendo is going to stick with what they do best. I don't think that anything in the article is actually "new" though. Nintendo has had this same gameplan for awhile now. Eye candy can only go so far in the video game world, and Nintendo has been trying to help keep things fun. I can't wait to see what Nintendo rolls out with, I will be buying it the day it comes out.
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Originally posted by Young Vito
josh, bottom line, its jus almost like a shock that someone would say what you said, just downplaying all games with realistic graphics that imitate life. its like a biased way of lookin at video games, thats all.
josh, bottom line, its jus almost like a shock that someone would say what you said, just downplaying all games with realistic graphics that imitate life. its like a biased way of lookin at video games, thats all.
We play/watch/listen to these things to get entertainment.
For games, entertainment for me means escaping from the real worlds for a while. Games like GTA that are filled with crime and set in a real city environment don't allow me to do that to the extent that something like Zelda does.
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Originally posted by Young Vito
josh, bottom line, its jus almost like a shock that someone would say what you said, just downplaying all games with realistic graphics that imitate life. its like a biased way of lookin at video games, thats all.
josh, bottom line, its jus almost like a shock that someone would say what you said, just downplaying all games with realistic graphics that imitate life. its like a biased way of lookin at video games, thats all.
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Originally posted by PixyJunket
the attempts to emulate more realistic looking environments and characters takes me out of the game as it's very easy and distracting to notice all the things that AREN'T realistic about it.
the attempts to emulate more realistic looking environments and characters takes me out of the game as it's very easy and distracting to notice all the things that AREN'T realistic about it.
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I've always been taught that if you want to be realistic, take a photograph. If you want something different create a painting.
That's what I think of those games that are trying to mimic life. I enjoyed the Final Fantasy game until they tried to imitate humans. I enjoyed the cartooned versions more.
That's what I think of those games that are trying to mimic life. I enjoyed the Final Fantasy game until they tried to imitate humans. I enjoyed the cartooned versions more.
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Everyone, please cool it in this thread. No more jabs at another member, even if it's a little one. Discuss the TOPIC at hand, or this thread is history.
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