I'm pretty sure that no mental conditions have been solidly linked to violent video games except maybe minor agression... so how can the money be used "only for the treatment of mental health conditions associated with "exposure" to violent video games." if there are no mental health conditions associated with "exposure" to violent video games?
Thank you for being reasonable sir. I'm liberal, and I think that assault weapons are a problem, but I dont think that we need to get rid of hunting weapons. There is no need for anyone but military personel to own assault weapons, period. Also we should have better psychology evaluations for gun owners. Honestly, that doesn't seem too hard.
@Serentor It's the same overall story, but there are special side-missions and new dialog in co-op, itll be more scary in sp though, so play co-op after you beat sp.
@Ravenlock_2112 They were probably playing on easy, and I think that the dialog and gameplay of the singleplayer is just like normal. At the e3 demo, they showed us how the game's story is slightly different in singleplayer (when youre alone), then in co-op.
@JustArtificial Ya, if people are lazy or stupid enough to spend real money to skip through the game then whatever, we'll be playing the whole game and having fun.
@SIDEFX1 @DarkShadowPain @armodillo17 Nintendo isn't only for kids; There are masses of adults who love Nintendo games and they are almost all gamers. Legend of Zelda has consistently been one of the best game series ever, and adults can still love Mario just as much as much as they did when they were kids. I'm not a Nintendo fanboy, so don't push the title on me; my most anticipated games right now are: Xcom, Halo 4, and possibly The Last of Us. Also, if Nintendo were only for kids, then why does Nintendo sell its products so well? Why is the WiiU deluxe edition already sold out at Gamestop? You can't deny that Nintendo makes amazing games, it doesn't matter how old you are, there still amazing.
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