Bully due in October
BBFC says it's still unrated.
Rockstar's boringly controversial console title Bully is due for release in October, CNN/Money reports.
The publisher has started talking a bit more openly about Bully in recent weeks - confirming that the game is in development and reportedly adding that it's now a PlayStation 2 exclusive.
The company has even started to show it off to the press, although the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) told us "it isn't anywhere near ready" when we asked whether the game had been rated yet.
The game stars teenager Jimmy Hopkins, student at the fictional Bullworth Academy, who has to defend himself against bullies using various weapons and pranks.
Which all sounds fairly benign, although apparently not to anti-bullying campaigners and grandstanding politicians, who are concerned it'll be rather closer to Rockstar's previous output than Grange Hill.
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There was actually a remake of that using Recess on Sky Interactive recently
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Hardly very moral is it. Not that GTA is. But somehow the school setting makes it different.
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Is Unreal Tournament moral ?
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Surely the Geramns would want to forget that piece of history yet the dead horse still gets kicked.
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"Rockstar's boringly controversial console title Bully "
Why boring? Because of the title? Because controversy around a Rockstar game? Or because you've seen the game and think it is boring?
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I'm not surprised this is not coming out for gamecube....
I still believe MS will have a new XBOX within 2-3 years (with 3D googles... mabye not) and will drop the XBox 360 like it did the original Xbox.
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I was looking forward to this coming out for the Xbox, but I guess MSoft just don't want to hand over that elusive 360 compatibility code. Annoying, very annoying.
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If the revenge on bullies is to beat them up, then that's just more bullying, regardless of how sympathetic you feel towards the first victim.
An eye for an eye just leaves everyone blind, to coin a phrase.
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overrated more like....
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Except in video games its more like:
"An eye for an eye should be some good fun"
GAMES PEOPLE GAMES
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Half Life 2 anyone?
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That won't happen any time soon, not that I wouldn't like it to. Application compatability and customer awareness are the two key problems, not the sytstems you can actually run it on.
Customers don't think that MacOS is compatible with Windows documents, users and products. They also think there isn't that much software for the MacOS.
We know that both of these concerns are mostly untrue. But people like the security that well know labels bring. "I don't know much about PCs so I want the one that everyone uses" and so on.
A bit off topic I know.
"Half Life 2 anyone?"
Eh?