Top 10 Violent Games - briefly
(hx) 08:31 PM CET - Nov,25 2005
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has published
a list of the Top 10 Most Violent Video Games released so far this year
based upon information supplied by PSVratings:
Resident Evil 4 -- Player is a Special Forces agent sent to recover
the President's kidnapped daughter. During the first minutes of play, it's
possible to find the corpse of a woman pinned up on a wall -- by a pitchfork
through her face.
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas -- Player is a young man working with gangs
to gain respect. His mission includes murder, theft, and destruction on every
imaginable level. Player recovers his health by visiting prostitutes then
recovers funds by beating them to death and taking their money. Player can wreak
as much havoc as he likes without progressing through the game's storyline.
God of War -- Player becomes a ruthless warrior, seeking revenge against
the gods who tricked him into murdering his own family. Prisoners are burned
alive and player can use "finishing moves" to kill opponents, like tearing a
victim in half.
Narc -- Player can choose between two narcotics agents attempting to take
a dangerous drug off the streets and shut down the KRAK cartel while being
subject to temptations including drugs and money. To enhance abilities, player
takes drugs including pot, Quaaludes, ecstasy, LSD and "Liquid Soul" -- which
provides the ability to kick enemies' heads off.
Killer 7 -- Player takes control of seven assassins who must combine
skills to defeat a band of suicidal, monstrous terrorists. The game eventually
escalates into a global conflict between the U.S. and Japan. Player collects the
blood of fallen victims to heal himself and must slit his own wrists to spray
blood to find hidden passages.
The Warriors -- Based on a 70's action flick that set new standards for
"artistic violence," a street gang battles its way across NYC in an attempt to
reach its home turf. Player issues several commands to his gang, including
"mayhem," which causes the gang to smash everything in sight.
50 Cent: Bulletproof -- Game is loosely based on the gangster lifestyle
of rapper Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson. Player engages in gangster shootouts and
loots the bodies of victims to buy new 50 Cent recordings and music videos.
Crime Life: Gang Wars -- Player is the leader of a ruthless street gang,
spending time fighting, recruiting new gangsters, looting, and of course, more
fighting. Player can roam the streets and fight or kill anyone in sight for no
apparent reason.
Condemned: Criminal Origins -- Player is an FBI serial killer hunter in
one of the first titles for the Xbox 360. Game emphasizes the use of melee
weapons over firearms, allowing players to use virtually any part of their
environment as a weapon. The next generation graphics provide a new level of
detail to various injuries, especially "finishing moves."
True Crime: New York City -- Player is a NYC cop looking for information
regarding the mysterious death of a friend. Player can plant evidence on
civilians and shake them down to earn extra money
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