The GTA games get around a lot of the controversy by being bloody good in their own right. If a game is good, people will defend it. The problem with Hatred is that it doesn't seem to have much going for it other than the shock factor. Also, it'll be easy to rally against because the imagery conjures up memories of <mass killing-spree event here>.
It'll be interesting to see how this 'develops', especially if they manage to turn it into a half-decent game. Either way, when it's released I bet I'll want to play it just to see what it's like.
It'll be interesting to see how this 'develops', especially if they manage to turn it into a half-decent game. Either way, when it's released I bet I'll want to play it just to see what it's like.
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