/v/ - Video Games

Hold the phone, wasn't there another thread just like this one?

>>14671869

Yeah, it got deleted by some mod. Hope this one gets to survive.

audiobook

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yl5JNHg4q8A

Meh, it's alright

>>14671914

Thanks, m8. That picture on the video is great.

>>14671859

I found it quite depressing compared to the lighthearted Lucas arts and sierra adventures.

>>14672011

Games still not protected under the same laws as television and movies there, Germanon?

>>14672017

It's more like

>Oh no, dearest game developers, we're not going to censor you. You can keep all that stuff in.

>But if you don't do exactly what we demand, your game may neither be advertised nor displayed publicly, which effectively means you don't need to bother with finding a translator and a local redistributor either

I mean, they got slightly less uptight as the years went on (Dead Space, for instance, got a USK 18 rating and thus could at least be put on public display, but if you had shown it to the same fags who rated I have no mouth and I must scream back then, the latter probably would have tried to put you into prison for being a public danger to Germany's youth.

It's probably the most freaky point&click ever made, but they toned the story down a little bit.

>>14672041

Since 2006 (or even since the Unreal 2004 debacle) or so it seemed to me to be more of a case of preemptive censoring by the developers and publishers instead of the bpjs/bpjm/whatever it is now called

A shit game made by a deformed kike to sperg out about what he hates (that is, good things in life), with said deformed kike narrating the game itself, and presenting himself as the "advanced computer that can only hate mankind".

Kikes must be killed for existing.

>>14672041

I've been dying to ask so apologies for the non-vidya off topic post, but what the heck is up with you guys and Nazi imagery? I understand it was a shitty time period and all, but it seems like the mediafags in your country blow a gasket over the most mundane references, like they're actively attempting to amnesia-pill the country and any reference to World War 2 actually happening is shot down with precision air-strikes. Not condoning in the slightest the shit that went down, but what the heck is the issue with it? You guys went toe-to-toe with the entire world, twice, in the span of a few decades. Is admitting it happened at all literally grounds for the thought-police to bust in your door there?

>>14672102

>REEEEEEE KIKE KIKE KIKE KIKE

I have autism: the post

>>14672145

who is this semen demon

>>14672131

The (((government))) is trying to keep the population in line. If they get the idea that real germans are to be protected and fought for, they might start another reich.

>>14672131

I see it as a legacy thing that nobody dares oppose for obvious reasons. There is no risk of modern Germans recreating the Third Reich and there hasn't been for decades. However, it's unthinkable that anyone would oppose the law. God knows you'd be crucified for less than even voicing disapproval of this law. Could you imagine a party sacrificing political capital to stop it? Media Jews would have a field day and they'd never see another vote.

Same thing, but to a lesser extent, with Japan censoring porn. Will the country implode if a Nip sees an unpixelated vagina on a computer monitor? No. Is anybody willing to stop it? Also no.

>>14671859

>Have you played this old, classic adventure game?

No.

>Did you enjoy it?

I haven't played it.

>How many times did you get stuck, and did you cheat by looking up the solution?

Uh, never.

Started with Gorrister's story and loved it, then did Benny's and enjoyed that too. Everything else was pretty shit, when I did "YOU MUTHUH…" AKA Ellen's part I began using a walkthrough and nearly dropped the game. Ted and Nimdok's parts were slightly better

>>14672131

TL/DR: Any and all Nazi symbolism was banned after WWII as the western Allies enforced the de-nazification process. The problem being that a) these laws still hold true some 70 years after the act and after almost everyone involved has died from old age, and b) nobody dares to change that law because it would produce a thundering "OY VEY" that could be heard around the world.

Louder in Germany than it would be in Israel, ironically.

It's kind of how nukes are a taboo in Japanese games, but nobody says anything about WMDs which are several times stronger than a nuclear payload.

This is one of the few games based on a book that's better than what it's based on.

>>14672102

It was the book that was written by a Jew, anon.

The book's not great, it's poorly written and has a lot of pervy shit in there like a handsome guy turned into a weird monkey with a giant cock.

>>14671859

Harlan Ellison was pretty much damn cool for actually being involved in his book's vidya adaptation unlike certain IP whores who don't give a shit as long as they get their cut.

>>14672011

Goymany strikes again

>>14673768

Harlan was involved in its creation but he listen to the programer's input. South Park: the Fractured Butt Whole is said to give Trey and Matt more creative control but it just ended up with more nuSouth Park cancer.

>>14672011

>office of censorship

>you killing nazis

>remove nimdok's route altogether

They did nothing wrong, they protected Germanic heritage against commie filth of a modern art game such as this.

>>14673727

>>14673727

I remember that, I also remember the black woman being physically addicted to big black monkey dick as punishment for her being a rape victim, or something like that

I used to be interested in playing this, but after reading the shit in this thread I can't say I feel like it anymore. Is there any redeeming enough reason for me to play it? Otherwise, I'll pass.

>>14672011

You guys went from nazims to literal nazism for the shake of prevent nazism to ever surface… Ironic

>>14674552

Mate, if the language of gold is the only esperanto, then cancer is the only ars moriendi.

>>14672011

Because censorship makes all the real world bad things go away.

>>14672131

>Not condoning in the slightest the shit that went down

Get out.

heil hitler

>>14674650

>>14673727

Yeah, the writer was Harland Ellis, I think he was good with the story "A boy and his dog" and he wrote some of the best star trek episodes.