Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for February 17, 2020

It sounds like the video game is based on an old Quentin Tarantino movie.

Not sure if Adam was being sarcastic or not.

Reminds me of back when I was a kid, my parents once forbid me and my brother from playing a specific video game, not because they knew at all what it was about, but explicitly and only because it’s name was ‘Total Annihilation’….

Hey, they meant well…

Oh wow, another game to promote antisocial behavior. Of course, we overlook that, the gratuitous violence and whatnot. It’s the swearing we can’t take. Which is why we always look for the ratings system.

Is that three out of five or ten?

Does it have a Princess?

I’m not playing any video game that doesn’t have a Princess to save

I bet Adam will play it more than you will, Clayton!

Ah, the blood thirst of the clueless!

Remember when Dungeons and Dragons was considered evil and churchs banned it? We were so innocent back then. …sigh

And next week they’ll come out with the sequel. “Plunder, Crush, Kill, Kill, Kill, Kill!!!!!!”. It’ll be twice as good.

Check the rating, if it’s PG then they never intended to sell them with that title.

“‘Multiple exclamation marks,’ he went on, shaking his head, ‘are a sure sign of a diseased mind.’(Terry Pratchett in “Eric”)

Say what you will about violent video games, at least they have premises that make sense. As opposed to “Make the circle eat all the dots without touching a ghost” or “Jump all over a pyramid made of cubes”.

My idea these days of a video game, well a cell phone game, is Suduko and Free cell solitaire. Used to be pretty good at Atari Pitfall, never did the send in the completed game photo for recognition – came across it a few years ago.