Call of Juarez: The Cartel's depiction of Mexico's drug wars sure is causing quite the stink. It makes me wonder how a more common enemy of the gamer would react to being virtual cannon fodder if given the chance to object.
Kevin's comment made me giggle a bit.
Fantastically enough, games have been trivializing violence since their inception, so, it's safe to say we've shot, decapitated, and set aflame virtually every race, ethnicity, and culture of human, alien, and zombie that is known to exist. Games don't discriminate when it comes to killing things.
Haha, thanks guys. I'm a bit late to the Mass Effect party, but I love it none-the-less. I blame having a former lackluster PC and a long dead 360 on that one. I'm thinking about grabbing the first through steam soon. I did just finish the 2nd game the other night and I must say, man, I won't question Garrus's insistence on making those calibrations any longer.
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