Destructoid writes: If you were worried that you'd be burning in Hell for all of eternity because you shot someone in Grand Theft Auto, then fret not, my son. According to the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod, a reader was seriously concerned about this, but their minds are sure to be at rest over the answer.
MSI celebrates the 20th anniversary of Monster Hunter with this unique bundle that features a matching RTX 4060 Ti and game controller.
EA has come under fire for making unexpected changes to its FC 24 Team of the Season unlocks.
Xbox's handling of the marketing for Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 is casting a huge doubt over the future of its developer, Ninja Theory.
They should be worried. They we told they were free to be creative to dev. a walking sim, and now Phil and the Lady are walking that back.
let's look at the other side of the coin. why did HellBlade 2 which is a short game took more than half a decade to develop? If a game is taking millions upon millions to make then expectations will grow and when those expectations fail to meet then decisions are made.
I am not defending MS here, above is just my humble opinion.
They should have stayed independent and should have never gotten involved with MICROSOFT
Everything they bought is at risk, Game Pass is NEVER going to be able to support all the development for these studios while also maintaining any kind of catalog of new games.
If it wasn't supporting itself before they bought all these studios it's obviously not going to be able to support even more.
Pretty apparent they next on the cutting block. Hellblade 2 is a week out and the only noise from XBOX marketing is akin to a fart. Not even a loud pants-ripping fart....but a shameful supressed one.
There's no way Ninja Theory stays in business after Hellblade 2.
It's a digital only release, it's been in development for over five years, and it's a Game Pass Day One, which means it's not going to blow any sales charts apart. That's already taking into account that Ninja Theory don't make games that sell multiple millions, they cater to a niche audience.
Ninja Theory has been around for a very long time and they've served their audience well, DmC aside, but I'm betting on them closing or being absorbed soon.
In my defense they where only bots and got what they had coming
But what if we are actually simulation. And the player(God)is actually making people kill each other. And when we kill characters in game, we are actually killing someone.
Because all of a sudden that guy who answered the question is the definite oracle on all things Christian!
Personally, I play some violent games, and as a Christian i think its not totally right, the bible says not to engage in activities that go against the wishes of God. So extreme violence in a film is still somewhat sinful as you are willing to accept it enough to watch the material, and the act being carried out, though not real in the sense of the medium, is an act of sin.
Same logic applies to gaming.
sorry, i know most ppl dont like hearing religious babel.. im not condemning ppl, just showing my thoughts on it, and u i think this article is wrong, in my eyes of course.
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im still going to hell :(
Shouldn't be based around religous stuff.
If that were so, then video games would be pretty lame.
That's why they(as in governments, most of em at least) Seperated Church from state.
Can't say it's the same in all countries though.