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mas o interessante é que o jogo quase nem tem nudez, ves um peito de lado durante 30 segundos e nada mais, jogos como o fahrenheit têm bastante mais nudez e ninguem levantou problemas
BEHOLD THE POWER OF THE GAMING COMUNITY
a psico-analista Cooper Lawrence irritou muita gente com esse "debate", isso foi há um dia atrás e vejam o resultado... TEH POWA OF TEH INTERNETZ!11ONE!
http://www.amazon.com/review/produc...42339-3500841?_encoding=UTF8&showViewpoints=1
ja agora se alguem tiver uma account no amazon por favor faça o mesmo
Electronic Arts, likely sick of having their recently-acquired role-playing franchise Mass Effect dragged through the mud on national television, has requested that Fox News Channel correct their error-plagued segment on the game.
In the letter, which cites Kotaku, Jeff Brown, EA's vice president of communications, asks Teri VanHorn, producer of the Live Desk with Martha MacCallum, to clarify "serious errors" the channel made in their Mass Effect story.
* Your headline above the televised story read: "New videogame shows full digital nudity and sex."
* Fact: Mass Effect does not include explicit or frontal nudity. Love scenes in non-interactive sequences include side and profile shots - a vantage frequently used in many prime-time television shows. It's also worth noting that the game requires players to develop complex relationships before characters can become intimate and players can chose to avoid the love scenes altogether.
* FNC voice-over reporter says: "You'll see full digital nudity and the ability for players to engage in graphic sex."
* Fact: Sex scenes in Mass Effect are not graphic. These scenes are very similar to sex sequences frequently seen on network television in prime time.
* FNC reporter says: "Critics say Mass Effect is being marketed to kids and teenagers."
* Fact: That is flat out false. Mass Effect and all related marketing has been reviewed by the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) and rated Mature - appropriate for players 17-years and older. ESRB routinely counsels retailers on requesting proof of age in selling M-rated titles and the system has been lauded by members of Congress and the Federal Trade Commission. In practical terms, the ratings work as well or better than those used for warning viewers about television content.
Assim é que é!
tá arrependida mas não aparece na fox news a pedir desculpa... tem de ser um pequeno paragrafo num grande artigo da new york times...
ainda por cima admite que foi ao programa não sabendo nada sobre o jogo e simplesmente perguntou momentos antes sobre o que deve falar...
tambem mostra que é excelente a improvisar
In an interview on Friday, Ms. Lawrence said that since the controversy over her remarks erupted she had watched someone play the game for about two and a half hours. “I recognize that I misspoke,” she said. “I really regret saying that, and now that I’ve seen the game and seen the sex scenes it’s kind of a joke.
“Before the show I had asked somebody about what they had heard, and they had said it’s like pornography,” she added. “But it’s not like pornography. I’ve seen episodes of ‘Lost’ that are more sexually explicit.”
Electronic Arts, the giant publisher that owns Mass Effect, has asked Fox News for a correction. A Fox News spokesman would say only that Electronic Arts had been offered a chance to appear on the channel. An Electronic Arts spokesman said the company had not yet decided whether to accept the offer.
By telephone from Edmonton, Alberta, Ray Muzyka, the medical doctor who is chief executive of BioWare, the Electronic Arts studio that made Mass Effect, said: “We’re hurt. We believe in video games as an art form, and on behalf of the 120 people who poured their blood and tears into this game over three years, we’re just really hurt that someone would misrepresent the game without even playing it. All we can hope for is that people who actually play our games will see the truth.”
News Source: newyorktimes
Gamers and industry pundits would seem to agree. Many have said that Fox has to simply issue their own correction and make their viewers aware of what Mass Effect is really about. If someone from EA goes on television and they're treated in the same abrupt, condescending manner that Geoff Keighley was, then that serves no purpose and only stirs the pot further. That said, if a member of EA is actually allowed to speak at some length about Mass Effect and the growth of games as medium, then it could do some good, we believe.
News Source: gamedaily
Improvisar para escandalizar não me parece ser algo dificil para os pivôts de noticiario.tá arrependida mas não aparece na fox news a pedir desculpa... tem de ser um pequeno paragrafo num grande artigo da new york times...
ainda por cima admite que foi ao programa não sabendo nada sobre o jogo e simplesmente perguntou momentos antes sobre o que deve falar...
tambem mostra que é excelente a improvisar
É uma boa maneira de lhe responder...Já agora meto aqui o link que pus na thread oficial de Mass Effect.
Quem jogou o jogo como Renegade deve reconhecer isto, eh!
Believe it or not Jack Thompson and I email sorta regularly. Granted he usually emails me bizarre, over-the-top press releases (which I often don't post) and I respond with disjointed quotes from movies, which I hope will one day remove that last wobbly hinge of his. (No luck yet).
Last week Jack emailed me a press release entitled "Grand Theft Auto IV to Be Released April 29; Culture War Begins Now" and after my typical poking, I got on to the topic of the Mass Effect controversy and was shocked, literally out of my socks, to find him defending the game... sort of. Apparently, even anti-gaming crusader Jack Thompson found self-help author Cooper Lawrence (who he refers to as a man), uninformed and the entire controversy contrived. Hellooooo kettle.
To: Brian
From: Jack
Immediate News Release - January 24, 2008
Grand Theft Auto IV to Be Released April 29; Culture War Begins Now
To: Jack
From: Brian
I like your new glasses.
To: Brian
From: Jack
Wow, as usual you're grasping the real news here.
To: Brian
From: Jack
I'm surprised you haven't been looking into Mass Effect.
http://kotaku.com/348692/ea-fighting-mad-about-fox-news-but-still-no-correction?cpage=2#viewcomments
To: Jack
From: Brian
Why would you be surprised. I don't see any problem with it. The guy who shot his mouth off about it had no idea what the Hell he was talking about.
To: Brian
From: Jack
You mean you're OK with mass effect?
To: Jack
From: Brian
Of course. This contrived controversy is absolutely ridiculous. Report that, why don't you?
Consider it reported. Now where did my socks go?
Já agora meto aqui o link que pus na thread oficial de Mass Effect.
Quem jogou o jogo como Renegade deve reconhecer isto, eh!