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Haha yeah I remember reading a few articles like that... even some in Norwegian.
But the fact that the game was so 'forbidden' in my circles obviously just make it *that* much cooler I remember telling my friends at this birthday party I went to just after getting the game all about it... how awesomely violent it was, I still remember how awesome they all thought it sounded when I started talking about the chainsaw and guts falling out of enemies after killing them etc I really miss being a kid again sometimes |
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As you fight your way through each level, you notice many of your Marine friends disemboweled and crucified
crucified? Extra points are given for a shot in the head. ... You can not aim to the head in Doom. |
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From the tone of that article, I was surprised they didn't suggest that playing the Doom soundtrack backwards contains instructions to "kill your parents".
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I think each country seems to haveits niche in what it considers to be corrupting material over here in the UK they seem to take a real dislike to martial arts weapons, like in shadow warrior throwing stars where replaced with darts, as that was so much less corrupting. Of course shooting someone with a gun was just fine! I remember reading that a scene from tmnt 3 had been cut where he swung a string of saugeges arround and the bbfc cut it as it looked to much like nunchucks!
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About Stalag posted 1-2 pages before:
Well, if there wasn't the term from Nazi era used as game title, Stalag, that C64 game could easily have been considered a game about former GDR and the firing order issued by the East German government at the Iron Curtain! (Since these watchtowers looked quite similar to those at the I. C.! I can say that because I have relatives living near the former border, so they did scare the hell out of me as a child when we first walked few miles in front of the restricted zone and they told me: "you know, not far from here, there's mines scattered all over the ground". Whew...) |
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If you look at the cover, it's also pretty obvious what 'era' the game is based on :
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I can see british pilot and angry Adolf, not prisoners...
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Possibly not the most offensive game, but Mortal Kombat played a large role in these things so it stuck out.
Basically the Megarive version had blood featured, whereas the SNES version cut the blood out, due to Nintendo having moral standards in their games. Afterwards a court began to analyze these video games, and realized that they were available to anyone. So the ESRB was born, to create age ratings for games (as there previously was none, meaning a 3 year old could buy mortal combat) Nintendo discarded their censorship as it served little purpose with the ESRB now in place. Sure most of you already know that, but happened a little before my time so i only found it out yesterday, |
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MSN recently did an article on this very topic...
http://tech.ca.msn.com/article.aspx?...entid=25778497 |
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I remember HUGE storm of shit in Polish media when a German strategy game "Codename: Panzers" appeared in shops. In the beginning it was said that you command SS troops, may murder civilians, Poles are depicted as cowards and drunkards, and that the plot is based on the lie that Poland started the war.
It turned out you command only Wehrmacht troops, there are no civilians, there is only one drunk Pole in the game (what I personally find quite uncool, not like Poles were abstinents but still...). In fact in the game there is Hitler's false order referring to so called Gleiwitz incident. Kaczynski (who was president of Warsaw that time) was calling for boycott. Polish ministry of foreign affairs sent a letter to German publisher (LOL) but there was no reply. Finally Polish distributor was forced to remove the order from the game and add an explanation on who started WWII. Last edited by humble worm; 23 February 2011 at 11:58. |
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