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Jan 21st, 2009 at 11:44:14 - Grand Theft Auto - San Andreas (PS2) |
The final time I played Grand Theft Auto San Andreas I was able to get a little farther in the game and do different tasks. There was this one where I was just eating pizza in a pizza with friend but after my friend held the place up. I, or CJ actually, wasn't involved but had to drive the getaway car. Now, was CJ in the wrong? He didn't actually do anything but he helped the person. It made me think if in real life what would happen to the person that drove the getaway car. Then I tried to think, if the same punishment would come of the person if they were forced to drive the getaway car. When playing this game it is easy to think of different things like this because so much happens. I enjoyed playing this game and I realize how crazy it is that a game and have so many bad things in it but still be fun. It is just very important to realize the difference between life and the game.
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Jan 21st, 2009 at 11:37:05 - Grand Theft Auto - San Andreas (PS2) |
The second time I played Grand Theft Auto San Andreas I didn't get much further then the first time i played. It was still very hard to get the hang of driving around. I often ran over people on the sidewalk or other cars because I needed to make my time limit. It was really crazy to me that I can do all this so easily and people yell at you but not make a real big deal about it. I could only imagine what I would do if I was walking down the street and some crazy person was driving on the sidewalk and mindlessly running people over. It would definitely not be tolerated whereas it seems to be tolerated by the people in the game. It really made me realize how morally wrong this game is. Don't get me wrong, I had a great time playing it, but at the same time I felt kinda bad that I was doing all this stuff that was terrible and had good time. When one plays this game they definitely need to realize that it is just a game. But where does that line end to say that games like this are morally wrong? I really liked playing this game, but just felt bad at the same time.
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Jan 19th, 2009 at 22:24:56 - Grand Theft Auto - San Andreas (PS2) |
Today was the first time I have played Grand Theft Auto, San Andreas. I have played the very first Grand Theft Auto a very long time ago and just kind of drove around then. But this time i wanted to actually progress through this game. It's not as easy as it seems it would be. It is actually really hard to ride around on the bike. I have not mastered this yet but I'm hoping I will be better next time.
I really like the whole setup of the game though. I was a character named Carl Johnson who just returned to his old town after his mother was murdered. In order to become good and gain respect in this town you have to do different tasks. I like the idea of being able to go around the whole city and do different tasks though. I find it is really hard to stay away from the cops though seeing as I'm not good at driving around and often run into people.
There is a lot of profanity and violence in this game. I would not suggest it to a young kid but I don't see anything wrong with mature people playing. Many movies are just as bad if not worse. This was a good first experience and hopefully I will be better next time.
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