The simplistic Death Race in 1976 was as basic as it gets, but it depicted cars, controlled by the player, running over people. You’ve got red on youĮver since games arrived in arcades and the living rooms of the masses, it’s been a form of entertainment that’s been met with confrontation, especially after violent games hit the market. Roll it back to some good old-fashion ultra violence and gore.
Instead, we want to consider the simple, back to basics gore. So we’re not going to dwell on the whole subject here again. This has all been talked about to the Nth degree, including here on the the site, and no matter how many people get involved in the debate, it’ll rage on for a lot longer. Many titles have been used as scapegoats in various incidents, and the ban hammer has come down hard on some games in various countries due to excessive violence or some form of other, unsavoury content – at least according to censors. Children are being killed.The debate on violence in games is nothing new to gamers, and there’s been no shortage of attacks against the industry over the years.
“We are killing civilians who haven’t done anything wrong,” a Russian soldier said in one video when he was asked what he was doing in Ukraine.Īnother confessed: “Let Vladimir Putin see this. Get the latest updates in the Russia-Ukraine conflict with The Post’s live coverage. In one of the confessional videos, one soldier claimed that Russian forces were killing their own wounded soldiers and then just leaving their bodies behind without informing their relatives, Ukrainian officials said. AP Photo/Evgeniy Maloletka The images are being posted on various Telegram channels run by Ukraine’s interior ministry and Security Service. ARIS MESSINIS/AFP via Getty Images The body of a victim of shelling in a residential area lies on a stretcher in a corridor in a maternity hospital converted into a medical ward in Mariupol, Ukraine, Tuesday, March 1, 2022. A police officer covers the bodies of passersby killed in yesterday’s airstrike that hit Kyiv’s main television tower on March 2, 2022. In addition to the photos of slain soldiers, Ukrainian officials are parading captured Russian forces on social media by posting videos of them weeping and admitting to war crimes. Russia’s defense ministry only admitted on Sunday that they had experienced some losses, but only went as far as saying the number was far lower than those suffered by Ukraine. ARIS MESSINIS/AFP via Getty Imagesīut days after launching the full-scale attack, Moscow was still refusing to disclose how many of its own soldiers had been killed or captured. AP Photo/Pavel Dorogoy Other images show the charred or bloodied remains of troops lying on roadsides. ARIS MESSINIS/AFP via Getty Images A body lies next to damaged cars in the central square following shelling of the city hall building in Kharkiv, Ukraine, Tuesday, March 1, 2022. Police officers prepare to remove the bodies of passersby killed in yesterday’s airstrike that hit Kyiv’s main television tower on March 2, 2022. Russian troops were met with huge resistance from Ukrainian forces after President Vladimir Putin gave the orders to invade last week. Other images show the charred or bloodied remains of troops lying on roadsides that have been obliterated. Another features a man dressed in his camouflage uniform lying frozen in the snow close to bombed Russian tanks and vehicles.
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