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Vinegar Tom wrote:No use answer , but next time try Geforce in Union Street because they always put the games on the shelves a couple of days before the official release dates.
In the mean time , try a copy of Mafia.
MadameZiggy wrote:I'm only interested if I can rape prostitutes.
When I received my copy of the game, my neighbor said he'd like me to bring the game over, since his wife had never seen a Grand Theft Auto title before. She had, of course, read and seen much coverage of the game in the mainstream media, and she wanted to know what was so bad about the game. I played it for three hours, and she was surprised. First, she didn't think the games had a story; she was under the impression you just ran around killing cops and sleeping with hookers. Second, she was shocked that the content was pretty mild, overall; she described it as an R-rated movie. "So what is all the fuss about? We're all adults here," she asked after we talked about it for a while.
Rationally, there shouldn't be much fuss, but Grand Theft Auto has been made a talking point for every media outlet and politician who wants to score an easy point against the gaming industry and look like they are protecting the children. Grand Theft Auto IV isn't appropriate for children, not in the slightest, but its existence alone also isn't harmful to them.
MadameZiggy wrote:In the mean time , try a copy of Mafia.
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