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Las Vegas Mayor Not Happy With Rainbow Six: Vegas |
Listed in: PS3, Xbox 360 Tags: Goodman, Las Vegas, playstation 3 updates, Sony, Ubisoft
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Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman is not very pleased with Ubisoft's upcoming first person shooter Rainbow Six: Vegas, which is set in, yes, Las Vegas. "It could be harmful economically, and it may be something that's not entitled to free speech (protection)," Goodman said. Like in all previous Rainbow Six games, you have to disarm terrorists and arrest them with your elite counter-terrorist team.
According to the city's Mayor the scenario is inaccurate and unrealistic because Las Vegas is "the safest place imaginable" after the Sept. 11 attacks. He says he will try to stop the release of the game, partly because people might not come to Las Vegas anymore (on holiday apparently) after playing or seeing the game. The game is set to release somewhere in November for PC, PS3 and 360. Ubisoft picked Las Vegas for their game because of the famous and recognizable locations the city has, giving them the opportunity to show the real power of the next-gen consoles.
Personally I don't see why this could cause any controversy, because so many games have used popular world locations for their games, without any political issues. Perhaps Mayor Goodman is trying to grab headlines?
Via Gamer.nl
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Oh snap.
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To me, this is just as pointless as Jack Thompson's arguments or the fact that Sony's white PSP ads got labeled as racist. What the hell is this country coming to?
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God im so sick of Politicians and the general concensus that videogames are the reason for all evil now mentality this country has.
Can't people just realize hey your son or daughter is just stupid and mentally retarded and or your a horrible parent ? and thats why they shot up their school or carjacked someone .
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Politician: "But one of those 'psycho gamers' might try it in real life..."
Pssht! Ignorant d!ckheads...
Anyways, the trailer looks f*cking awesome! Must have!
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When Socom 3 was about to be released, I think it was chile, they where politically argued that the game gave their land a bad reputation.
So, SONY decided to remove that level on the final version so they wont offend anyone.
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This guy is a complete idiot. The large majority who will buy this game are young males who I can promise will not be persuaded by the game not to go to vegas. If anything it will get them in the mood to go with the sweet graphics and realistic landscape.
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Good Luck Trying to stop it being released ***** HEAD!
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ya think? id say its well over obvious
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Bullsh*t. Right there. His statement, RIGHT THERE is factually false under LAW. It most certainly is entitled to free speech protection.
Just the same as it is "free speech protection" to say that Las Vegas is the worlds center for prostitution. Not only is that free speech, but it's also a fact. Heh.
But then again, i'm sure he'd have a problem with that too... seeing as I don't think he would appreciate jokes about the source of his dear mother's income. Once again.. fact, not fiction.
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And what about all the violent movies taking place in Las Vegas?
By his admission, a lot of people don't go to Vegas since they believe planes will crash land in the center of town. (the movie Con Air)
Come on, we are intelligent human beings!
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What the ef is he worried about?
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hmm... anyone..?
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