Monday 27 July, 2009

Final play-I just played the scene where the CJ’s brother is pinned down by 5 “ballers” who trying to kill him. I had to get in the hotel and get him out of the situation without getting killed. In the mission the only way to win it is to kill the 5 “villains” (ballers) and jump in a car and speed off back to CJ’s hood where they will be safe from the backup that comes. This mission made me realize that just like in all the other GTA games that the game was designed so you pretty much have the ability to break any law you want. Its pretty much you have to go through and beat these missions without having and moral code to become the king of San Andreas. Dealing with crooked cops, gangs, and anybody else that gets in your way. Pretty much kill anyone who gets in your way and don’t worry about any consequences.

GTA: San Andreas just like any GTA game does not take into account and moral or ethical codes that people live by in the real world. There is no care for the life of others or for the laws that people live by. In the real world this type of behavior would never survive. GTA throws out any value for ethics and morals people have and lets the gamer play without any remorse for their actions.

While the values and ethics of the characters are different from ours, what values and ethics do you think they have? If any...