A game you end up destroying the planet, killing billions of people, isn't violent?LilithSlave said:The Katamari series is great. I could also use more games like that.
A game you end up destroying the planet, killing billions of people, isn't violent?LilithSlave said:The Katamari series is great. I could also use more games like that.
you win everything in the world ever, my good man!Jove said:If Mario games are violent, then Charlie Sheen has a sense of respect for women.LilithSlave said:Mario games are kinda cartoony, but still technically kinda violent.
I second everything above.WeAreStevo said:Oh my god. I thought I was the only person who thought FF9 was the bestTrezu said:why not play a Final Fantasy Game?
there not violent
get FF9 its my personal Fave
Hooray! /foreveralonenomore
OT: I'd suggest playing something like Puzzle Quest. It's not violent (unless you count exploding gems dealing damage as "violent")
If you do, then I think maybe something like Little Big Planet. It's lots of fun and not violent (unless you count falling in a pit and dying as violent)
EDIT: KATAMARI!!!! Seriously OP. Play Katamari. PS2 ones were great! The 360 one is ok. Either way they're awesome and mindless fun![]()
Extra Credits explored and explained this topic pretty well, I recommend watching that episode.Ando85 said:This actually made me stop and think. It seems like just about every game I have ever played the majority of the game has something to do with killing enemies. Be it goombas, gigantic mutant monsters, people, zombies, you name it. Although E rated games are tame, they are still focused on killing things, just no blood and gore. It is still violent.
Oh that's entry level stuff. I almost never play any games that are remotely bloody.Torrasque said:I'm guessing you're looking for non-bloody games?
Well, they're wrong.Torrasque said:Hardly anyone considers Mario games to be violent though.
I think I understand what you are talking about. I don't think violent is the term you are looking for, though violent games would still be ruled out here. I would say while Mario games have violence in them, calling them violent gives people the wrong idea and from there people assume that you have a problem with the impact of the fighting.LilithSlave said:Oh that's entry level stuff. I almost never play any games that are remotely bloody.Torrasque said:I'm guessing you're looking for non-bloody games?
I'm looking for completely non-violent, or almost entirely lacking in violence, hardcore games that are worthy of lots of praise.
Final Fantasy games are very, very violent. So is Okami. So is Super Mario, to be honest.
Well, they're wrong.Torrasque said:Hardly anyone considers Mario games to be violent though.
This is looking pretty stark. It looks as if the video games industry relies on violence far too much.
There needs to be a lot more hardcore games that are not violent at all.