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Canis Canem Edit (Bully)

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M4RTIN 4th November 2006, 13:12 Quote
it'll sell more on controversy that actually being any good., as with manhunt.

doesnt look like a very long game, and wouldnt seem to have the longterm play you can have with a gta game where you can just drive around killing people.
wafflesomd 4th November 2006, 15:00 Quote
Turok 2 was more violent than anythine to date, and it didnt get any controversy, why?

Cuase it was a good game.
TheSaladMan 4th November 2006, 15:38 Quote
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Originally Posted by wafflesomd
Turok 2 was more violent than anythine to date, and it didnt get any controversy, why?

Cuase it was a good game.

I dunno, wasn't THAT violent compared to oh.... Soldier Of Fortune 2? You could shoot arms and legs off, there are bones sticking out, you could cut skin from people's faces etc.
jezmck 4th November 2006, 17:38 Quote
I didn't get from that review what the actual 'mission' is in the game. Can someone enlighten me?
Tim S 4th November 2006, 17:49 Quote
There isn't one mission. It's a series of missions in a similar style to GTA.Essentially, lots of small tasks that build up a storyline.
fev 4th November 2006, 18:20 Quote
pc version?
EK-MDi 4th November 2006, 19:05 Quote
It got a "9" - wow. It can't be that good...
specofdust 4th November 2006, 19:16 Quote
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Call me old-school but when your opponent is on the ground you shouldn't really kick his teeth into his throat.

Bah, that's exactly when you kick 'em hardest. Hasn't being ambushed and backstabbed in video games taught you anything? :D
Tulatin 4th November 2006, 19:18 Quote
Agreed on the blurry story part. what's the jist/goal of it? Is it just "i'm stuck here and i've got some chips on my shoulder so i'm setting the world right" or?
Sparrowhawk 4th November 2006, 21:35 Quote
Is it only known as Canis Canem Edit in the UK? Here in the US, I saw an ad for Bully, but it mentioned nothing of the other, newer name.
speedfreek 4th November 2006, 23:19 Quote
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Originally Posted by fev
pc version?
That^

And I never had any loading times longer than 2 or 3 seconds in san andreas. :D
BlueDemon 5th November 2006, 00:09 Quote
Eeeee spelling:
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Originally Posted by Ryan
I enjoy the fact that is Canis Canem is fairly simple and not to difficult
Nice and balanced article though. A 9 does seem a bit optimistic, but hey... de gustibus non est disputandum (seeing as we're going Latin ;))
Emon 5th November 2006, 01:17 Quote
Canis Canem Edit? What the hell does that mean?

And yeah, I'm pretty sure it's Bully in the US still.
specofdust 5th November 2006, 01:24 Quote
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Originally Posted by Emon
Canis Canem Edit? What the hell does that mean?

And yeah, I'm pretty sure it's Bully in the US still.

It's latin for Dog Eat Dog. They should really teach latin in schools again.
Emon 5th November 2006, 03:38 Quote
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Originally Posted by specofdust
It's latin for Dog Eat Dog.
Even in English, it's a terrible title. :(
Sparrowhawk 5th November 2006, 03:53 Quote
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Originally Posted by Emon
Even in English, it's a terrible title. :(
Better than 'Irritating Stick', 'Catechumen', 'Lee Trevino's Fighting Golf', or 'XEXYZ'.

Come to think of it, Canis Canem Edit might not be half bad of a name, in present company... :(
Hovis 5th November 2006, 09:36 Quote
I'm loving how controversial this game is, it exposes the hypocrisy and stupidity of the anti-gaming lobby. We're looking at a game with no serious violence, no death, nothing close to the levels of violence we'd expect from, for instance, Battlefield 2142 or America's Army, and yet people are raising a stink. It's a virtuoso gambit from Rockstar. The people expected controversy and it's not even an 18 certificate. Keith Vas and Patricia Hewitt can blow this out their arse. :D
l3w1z 5th November 2006, 12:40 Quote
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a report stating that Dixon Stores Group (the company behind PC World, Currys and Currys.digital) would not sell the game in any of its stores.

I've noticed that it's been banned from stores that people wouldn't trust their cats with, let alone a broken PC. Half-life 2 was £35 quid last time I checked in PC World.
Lazarus Dark 5th November 2006, 13:56 Quote
Those antifun people are stupid. I never would have given this game a second glance if not for the controversy. now Im quite interested to know if theres a pc version coming since i dont have a ps2. though i could live without the hot boy on boy action but maybe thats just me.
DXR_13KE 5th November 2006, 16:57 Quote
when it gets on pcs it will get a blood, gore, death and sex hack and it will be rebranded 18+.
Sparrowhawk 5th November 2006, 21:38 Quote
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Originally Posted by DXR_13KE
when it gets on pcs it will get a blood, gore, death and sex hack and it will be rebranded 18+.
What, it's not like kids aren't exposed to blood, gore, and death...
First time I saw blood I was 4. Gore was 8, and death was 12. Sex was 17, and honestly, I think that is the only part of anything that gets the 'hot button 18 only' response.
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