 Originally Posted by Mr. Clean
I love the bow because it's silent plus you can recollect your arrows from the corpses.
Sweet! A chance to live the dream as Daryl Dixon before the other Walking Dead videogame (from Terminal Reality & Activision) comes out. 
Originally Posted by Neil
Of course, the internet is awash with talk about the sex scene in it!
haha, yeah I saw some preview videos a while ago on YouTube and they showed that chick with her norks out, but interestingly in future videos showing the same scene (or parts of the scene) she had a top on. 
I do think there should be more sex in videogames that are rated for adults. If you can have sex in movies and TV and album art, as well as constant violence in videogames, then you can have some bared flesh and hanky panky in them too. I have noticed slight pushes against the sex boundaries in videogames of late (a full frontal John Thomas in The Ballad of Gay Tony, porking and boobs flopping around in Red Dead Redemption in one cut scene, nude bodies in L.A. Noire - although they were unfortunately corpses during the homicide desk - some sex stuff in Mass Effect, as well as Heavy Rain, and other cases, plus here with FarCry 3, so it seems the boundaries are being slowly pushed against to shift them at long last.
It just seems ridiculous that it's fine for people to slaughter as many computerised people as they want, but they can't do the dance with no pants with any of them for the most part.
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Returning to FarCry 3, I never played the second game (but did play the first), and I definitely want to check out this latest one - just waiting for the price to come down to a reasonable level. I also want to check out Hitman Absolution, and I still need to catch up on Gears of War 3 (I just find it daft that places still want me to pay more than £20 for a game that's well over a year old) ... I'll get around to all of these eventually.
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