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Medal of Honor: Frontlines is old but I loved playing the game. If your son is interested in music, he will certainly like this game.
For PS2?
Call Of Duty 1-3.
or Call Of Duty-World At War FINAL FRONTS. Pay attention to the exact name. This version of COD 5 is toned down to a T rating-and I played it, it's really fun.
Medal Of Honor series
TimeSplitters 2
Ghost Recon series (make sure of the rating, some are rated M)
Star Wars: Battlefront 2
Battlefield 2:Modern Combat if your kid has a Slim PS2 or a fat one with an online adapter- not sure if anybody still plays on PS2 anymore, though...
Great war games, mild in nature.
Don't confuse them with COD 5-World At War,(NOT Final Fronts) or COD-Modern Warfare/MW2. Those games are M-rated, and for a reason. The increase in blood, gore, and swearing are something that you might not want to expose an 11-year-old to.
Sorry if I overwhelmed you, if you can only get one, get either COD 3 or Call Of Duty World At War-Final Fronts.
Might want to consider getting him Modern Warfare Reflex Edition for the Wii. It's a Wii version of the first Modern Warfare game with IR controls. Pretty competent port, as a few friends have told me. SteelAttack
What sucks is that it's rated M....
[QUOTE="SteelAttack"]Might want to consider getting him Modern Warfare Reflex Edition for the Wii. It's a Wii version of the first Modern Warfare game with IR controls. Pretty competent port, as a few friends have told me. KillerWabbit23
What sucks is that it's rated M....
Lol, I just realized that. Scratch that suggestion then, as your picks are remarkably comprehensive.About that... I just searched on Gamestop.com and wrote down most of the things that came up lol. I think i might get some of them now...
[QUOTE="SteelAttack"]Might want to consider getting him Modern Warfare Reflex Edition for the Wii. It's a Wii version of the first Modern Warfare game with IR controls. Pretty competent port, as a few friends have told me. KillerWabbit23
What sucks is that it's rated M....
But isn't that graphic or profane really... It is not any worse than Call of Duty 2, and that got a teen rating.
Ironic thing is, I've been talking with my parents about getting COD MW2 lateley.
Theyr'e worried about how "intense" it is. However, they were also worried about Metroid Prime... lol.
Oh well. Here ends my incessant rant.
Freedom Fighters.
End of thread...muthsera666
Or if he's looking for something more simple, try Black. It's M rated, but there's not a drop of blood. (But plenty of bad guy killing) It's M rated because of a few curse words that are thrown around. If you think your son could handle that, then it's not a bad choice. It's filled with flashy and explosive action that I think a kid his age would get a kick out of.
Ask him what he thinks he would enjoy the most then make your decision.
How about ignoreing all of the suggestions above and instead buy Valkyria chronicles. It is a Teen game, has a war theme and more child friendly then the Call of Duty games being suggested. Perticulary Modern Warfare 2 due to a certain scene that has you mow down innocent civilians in a airport.Treflis
You seriously think an eleven year old would like Valkyria Chronicles... dude... Also it's on completely the wrong platform.
It would probably be best to stick with the big names like, Call of Duty, Socom: Navy Seals and Ghost Recon. I'm not sure if there are any T rated war games though. The ratings change based on what country your in. Ask him which one he likes.
I'm guessing he really wants and all his frends are talking about Call of Duty: Modern Warfare2 though, thats for Xbox360, PS3 and New PC's though, and it's not mild.
I started playin the GTA Series at GTA 3 when I was 4. GTA III right now would not be that bad comparing to the newer games, but yet looking at your forum I am guessing that might push the border for you so I guess Call of Duty 2 or 3 if you are looking for a mild war game but I dont think that is for PS2. They are WW2 games and both are very fun. For PS2 though there is an edited CoD World at War game that is T-rated but its not so great, but yet seeing your sons first T-rated game, it might not suck to him.
Go for Medal of Honor Frontline for the Playstation 2. I used to play it all the time when I was younger. It's not complicated, it's not bloody or too violent. It's fun.
The older Call of Duty games (1 and 2) are fine aswell, but they are not available for the PS2. You could pick those up for an older pc if possible.
Modern Warfare 2 is not suited for a 11 year old from a parents perspective.
In any case I recommend a game with older graphics, when you shoot down realistic looking people it quickly becomes for a more mature audience.
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