Dammit spoiler.KaosuHamoni said:It's not even fucking Castro. Its a decoy. -.-
Dammit spoiler.KaosuHamoni said:It's not even fucking Castro. Its a decoy. -.-
One: Germans are so squeamish about violence since WW2 (I wonder why...) that they censor the hell out of EVERYTHING. I wouldn't be surprised if I heard someone tell me they censored Teletubbies. And as for Japan, everybody knows that if it does not have rape, it won't enter the country. Seriously though, Japan and Germany are pretty much the lands that ban games or censor them heavily no questions asked. So that this is somehow forced to be relevant is ridiculous.the article said:"It also notes that the game has already been censored in both Germany and Japan."
cobrausn said:I was waiting for the obligatory 'hurr but America was the bad guy!' post. The Cuban Missile Crisis was a very complicated event where fears of nuclear attack (something people were probably right to be afraid of) forced a lot of people to act in what they thought was their best interest. To call any one side of that 'the bad guy' is childish.KAPTAINmORGANnWo4life said:Most of their reasons are asinine, but I do agree that it's wrong to portray any real nation as villains; it's childish, and if anyone was the bad guy during the Cuban Missile Crisis, it was America. Even their NATO buddies were sceptical about the embargo.
Yeah. Bad guys.The Soviets publicly balked at the U.S. demands, but in secret back-channel communications initiated a proposal to resolve the crisis. The confrontation ended on October 28, 1962 when President John F. Kennedy and United Nations Secretary-General U Thant reached an agreement with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev to dismantle the offensive weapons and return them to the Soviet Union, subject to United Nations verification, in exchange for an agreement by the United States to never invade Cuba. The Soviets removed the missile systems and their support equipment, loading them onto eight Soviet ships from November 5?9. A month later, on December 5 and 6, the Soviet Il-28 bombers were loaded onto three Soviet ships and shipped back to Russia. The quarantine was formally ended at 6:45 p.m. EDT on November 20, 1962. As a secret part of the agreement, all US-built Thor and Jupiter IRBMs deployed in Europe were deactivated by September 1963.
The Cuban Missile Crisis spurred the creation of the Hotline Agreement and the Moscow-Washington hot line, a direct communications link between Moscow and Washington, D.C.
Also, pretty sure the game portrayed Castro and his army guys as the 'bad guys'. When I played through it, I noticed you were working with Cuban rebels to bring him down. You know, just like in the Bay of Pigs invasion.
I tried a few dictionaries, and they did not seem to support your deifnition of the word. The etymology given was it comming from the greek word pornē, meaning prostitute, which is quite directly linked to sex.Akalabeth said:No, you just never knew the true definition of porn. A definition which is not limited to acts of sexuality.Zukhramm said:Whaaaaat. Did the definition of porn change while I was asleep?could be considered a form of pornography to which local laws apply,
The only thing this does is making me want to buy a game I have no interest in just to spite them.
Really? Got a nice big thesis about that, because that's a grand statement you've got there.KAPTAINmORGANnWo4life said:The entire Cold War was due to Big Businesses fears of any kind of Social Reform and their rigid refusal to peacefully discuss things or make conditions better for the workers.
Hahaha....AstylahAthrys said:I think these people need to look up the definition of "pornography."
Also, it's Castro. It's not like he's a saint or anything. Also, he wasn't actually assassinated, so it's not THAT big of a deal. Controversial? Yes, it is, maybe it's borderline tasteless, but it's not like it's JFK.
Actually, it is a technically legitimate use of the word "pornography" - http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/pornographyDSK- said:Wait...Black Op's has porn in it?! *runs off to the nearest game shop*
OT: It's understandable, their uproar about Castro - but at the same time calling violence 'pornography' or using pornography's meaning improperly is pretty stupid.
Also why wasn't this porn that is CLEARLY inherent in the game mentioned by reviews?
Oh, sweet sweet irony!Andy Chalk said:Nonetheless, the AFGJ, which like most such groups claims that it does not "advocate censorship of speech," wants it gone.
JordanMillward_1 said:Actually, it is a technically legitimate use of the word "pornography" - http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/pornographyDSK- said:Wait...Black Op's has porn in it?! *runs off to the nearest game shop*
OT: It's understandable, their uproar about Castro - but at the same time calling violence 'pornography' or using pornography's meaning improperly is pretty stupid.
Also why wasn't this porn that is CLEARLY inherent in the game mentioned by reviews?
[pawr-nog-ruh-fee]
?noun
obscene writings, drawings, photographs, or the like, esp. those having little or no artistic merit.
So in their opinion it is pornographic, as it has no artistic merit.
They're idiots and wrong, and there's no point boycotting now they've made millions on it, but they are at least grammatically correct.
GamingAwesome1 said:2.) This is not pornography. Learn what the word means.
Eatbrainz said:Political Assassination = Pornography?
What? NO!
Learn to read a few posts upJordanMillward_1 said:Actually, it is a technically legitimate use of the word "pornography" - http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/pornography
[pawr-nog-ruh-fee]
?noun
obscene writings, drawings, photographs, or the like, esp. those having little or no artistic merit.
So in their opinion it is pornographic, as it has no artistic merit.
They're idiots and wrong, and there's no point boycotting now they've made millions on it, but they are at least grammatically correct.