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CFREEMA3's Super Columbine Massacre RPG (PC)
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| [August 17, 2009 12:59:41 PM]
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For my last game log I played exclusively in hell. To me this felt more like a video game. We entered into a fantasy world and left the reality of the columbine massacre behind us. It was more acceptable in my view to kill demons and possessed souls in comparison to highschoolers. In this game session I wondered into the Island of lost souls? I think that is what it was called. Anyway on the Island their was Mario, Mega Man, Darth Vader and many other fantasy characters. I felt like this was a very odd place considering all of the other stuff in the game I guess I shouldn't be surprised with anything anymore.
I didn't finish the entire game and am not really sure if I will. If the rest of the game was like the first part in the school I would defiantly not finish. But The hell portion of the game was less repulsing and more challenging.
To sum up my feelings about the game I believe that whoever created this game has something seriously wrong with them. I found the game however to not be as unacceptable as I expected. I was able to play the game without being offended in any way and somewhat enjoyed the time playing. In saying this I will probably never play this game ever again. There are too many other better games to be played and better uses of my time.
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| [August 17, 2009 12:22:38 AM]
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This is the first time that I have played a video game where the main characters have committed suicide during the game. I was a little surprised that the game did not end there but this is no ordinary game. While I was playing I felt like I needed to kill as many people in order to level my characters up. I got caught up in the game and forgot that this tragedy actually happened.
I still can't get over how this game ended up getting made. The only reason that I can come up with is to start controversy. It has obviously worked because we are talking about it in a college ethics class.
In all honestly I would have been happy to never have heard of this game. I can't wait until tomorrow when I will never have to think about or play this game ever again.
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| [August 16, 2009 12:46:15 AM]
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My first impression of Super Columbine Massacre RPG is how much the plot related to what actually happened. In the game the one kid mentions how he reformatted the drive on his computer so that no one would be able to find what was on it. You could leave a tape with an explanation of why you were going to shoot up the school. It mentions where the kids used to work and showed a flashback of them testing their explosives. All of this stayed true with what actually happened.(As far as I remember) I was really impressed with how historically accurate the plot of the game was.
I guess what struck me the most about this game is what was the motivation behind making this game? Obviously the creator was not interested in making a profit because people are able to download and play this game for free. Is telling the real story behind the massacre the point of the game? I don't think so. Most of this information is widely available and has been covered in the news. The only reason I can think of is the creator is showing off. He seemed to want attention or recognition. He made a game that people would think is inappropriate and many people would talk about his game. We're even required to play and discuss this game for a college class. This is kind of a sick and twisted reason to create a game.
As for playing it I tried to limit the amount of time that I played it the first time because I have heard that it takes a short time to finish the game. I wanted it to last through all three game sessions. I started the massacre and reached the cafeteria and then saved to continue the game later. Even though that I found the overall idea of the game to be appalling I felt that I had to kill every one in every class room before moving on. In other words the game turned out to be fun to play for the most part.
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