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The best solution would be to release the game and then let the community rate the game for content after they've played it
06/08/09
I strongly believe that parents should have the ultimate choice and of course responsibility over what their children consume, but I also feel that there is a corporate responsibility to furnish parents with the data needed to make informed choices for their children. Part of this is providing information in a form that parents will recognise and digest.
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P.S. It's *super* hard for me to watch TV anymore. Graduate school pretty much killed my free time :(
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Dexter as a game could work if they made it a pseudo stealth game where you have to secretly track your opponents, gather clues and then figure out a way of how to trap them. Giving the player different scenarios on how to achieve this goal would make it more exciting. Kind of like Assasin's Creed in the Dexter universe. That's the only way this great show could be translated into a game.
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So what game is this?
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03/26/09
Who knew it could be so hard to hate a mass murderer?
03/26/09
I know it's been brought up before, but the idea is actually getting some legitimacy with Apple's current strategy.
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03/26/09
Best damn crime/forensics show on TV. Mostly because the moment a character starts annoying you, you know they're gonna end up roped down to a table with plastic and then chopped into little pieces.
03/26/09
Um... I think I'm going to go book an appointment with a therapist right about now...
03/26/09
And yeah, not sure what this has to do with gaming. Are we accepting the iPhone as a gaming device only now, so that any iPhone news is game news? Not sure I agree with that.
03/26/09
Well... the people he kills really deserve it. Moreso than a life in prison. These are child killers, angel of death killers etc etc. He says he recognizes them as other sociopaths like himself... but thats always confused me why he didn't just suicide when he was old enough.
Eh. It works.
Nobody has a problem with the way The Punisher operates, and he kills massive amounts of people. Dexter just does it in the dark, and to people who probably deserve it more than some merc getting his face filled with lead because he decided to work for the wrong guy.
I would implore you to give it a chance. I remember when I first saw the preview for it and went 'no fucking way. thats a stupid idea and gross. i don't want to follow around a serial killer.' But maaaaan... theres somethin' about that Dexter Morgan that changed my mind.
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that sounds like a game. last i checked kotaku covered all things gaming, which it has been doing for a while...
im confused... some of you guys are acting like this is the first iphone game post by kotaku.
03/26/09
It's a terrificly written show that might make you question your views, or at least make your forget about them for 45 minutes. Yes, it is that entertaining.
I say you should at least trying watching a couple episodes.
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Kotaku rarely even gets gadget crazy, unless its game involved. not too sure what you're talking about.
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P.S. if you were serious I apologize and would like to inform you that you are indeed "on kotaku" and not gizmondo(again, whatever the fuck that is).
03/26/09
Obviously I meant Gizmodo. But I guess it was freudian slip since Gizmondo was also a joke game system.
03/02/09
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If a show is particularly good, then it has potential for a really terrible game.
Specifically a show like Dexter. It doesn't really translate very well into gameplay.
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But dexter isn't about action. It's about drama. The most action you get is injecting a guy in the neck. After that, he's wrapped in cellophane and tied to a stretcher, and you get to torture him. That sounds like an insta-banned game... especially in the godforsaken country of Australia.
03/02/09
03/02/09
Yes. It's wrong. I swear, I'll mention the show to somebody and they'll go "Dexter boy genius?"
I then initiate the ceremonious face-palm