that would be Resistance: Fall of Man, I nearly pissed myself the first time I played. Especially when I got grabbed by one of those things with the long arms that tear your face off, I cant remember what their called
whats the most violent game you have ever played?
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While not all chicks succumb to the stereotype of being afraid of things that go boo in the dark and games that teach one to how to make the blood spurt most effectivly from your foe... I like my gaming experience a little more thinky and a little less gory. That being said, I do enjoy Mortal Kombat from time to time. But if I can go slightly outside the box, the new Ninja Gaiden II has an unreal amount of viscous red-as-kool-aid blood flying about the screen. As I have only watched my friends play and not taken up the controller myself... I'll leave it up to you whether or not it counts.
Also, Doom. I remember Doom. Being banned from the room for my girly shrieks whilst others played in the dark... ah, Doom. How didst thou terrify me? Let me count the ways...
Also, Doom. I remember Doom. Being banned from the room for my girly shrieks whilst others played in the dark... ah, Doom. How didst thou terrify me? Let me count the ways...
House of the Dead 3, nothing but shooting with blood shooting everywhere and to top it all off, you can use the shotgun (special edition cabinet only). The only reason this game was allowed to be released is that it is excused by all the villains being "zombies".
Manhunt (let's forget there was a 2nd one)
Sure MK fad fatalites and Quake/everything else has people blown into chunks...
But nothing is more violent then an 'up close and personal' kind of ultraviolence.
Trust me, if you haven't played the original - you can't come at us with "well TF2 blows you into giblets".
My answer to that is "I put a plastic bag over a guy's head, then shived him in the neck with a shard of glass in Manhunt".
This is where I feel like the failure for never having played Postal.
Though I will go ahead and say Project Overkill was prolly better.
Sure MK fad fatalites and Quake/everything else has people blown into chunks...
But nothing is more violent then an 'up close and personal' kind of ultraviolence.
Trust me, if you haven't played the original - you can't come at us with "well TF2 blows you into giblets".
My answer to that is "I put a plastic bag over a guy's head, then shived him in the neck with a shard of glass in Manhunt".
This is where I feel like the failure for never having played Postal.
Though I will go ahead and say Project Overkill was prolly better.
I cannot answer this, as there has been no formal statement as to whether "Brock Samson: The Game" could ever exist or not.
