S:H&R is a bit to adult language. Any game similar to it? You know an
open world driving game with missions but 'safe' for kids?
thanks for any suggestions
Destroy wrote:
> S:H&R is a bit to adult language. Any game similar to it? You know an
> open world driving game with missions but 'safe' for kids?
Try the Midtown Madness series. It should be exactly what you're looking
for. Rated E.
You could try Crazy Taxi. AFAIK only the first one was made for Windows.
IMHO, this game is a blast. I wish I still had my DC to play them.
The PS2 version is pretty good but the DC controller is great for it.
- F50 GT
angry_hippo wrote:
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> Destroy wrote: > >> S:H&R is a bit to adult language. Any game similar to it? You know an >> open world driving game with missions but 'safe' for kids? > > > Try the Midtown Madness series. It should be exactly what you're looking > for. Rated E. >
> S:H&R is a bit to adult language. Any game similar to it? You know an
> open world driving game with missions but 'safe' for kids?
>
> thanks for any suggestions
what is it about the language in this game that is unfit for a kids ear ?
examples please...i heard no swearing in the entire game...
>
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--o-- <[email hidden]> wrote:
> examples please...i heard no swearing in the entire game...
True, there's less swearing than in the TV show. I think "Outta the
way, jerkface!", "Eat asphalt, asphalt eaters!" and "Oh doodlebugs!"
are pretty mild.
Rick R.
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> You could try Crazy Taxi. AFAIK only the first one was made for Windows.
I picked up a copy at a Wal-Mart after Thanksgiving for $4.88. However,
there's some mild language in it. Probably on par with what was found in
the Simpsons game.
You might download the demo for Mercedes-Benz World Racing. While the maps
are broken up into circuits, you can drive off and explore as you wish.
Also, you can adjust the feel off the game from full-blown arcade game to
semi-serious sim. I liked the PC demo, and opted for a used copy of the
Xbox version. Really neat title.
-jde
Destroy <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<1f%Ib.27076$[email hidden]>...
> S:H&R is a bit to adult language. Any game similar to it? You know an
> open world driving game with missions but 'safe' for kids?
>
> thanks for any suggestions
Maybe crazy Taxi, but I don't know if it has any bad language in it.
I did see it for $5 at Wal-Mart.
turk
If Simpsons is too harsh for you Destroy, ask your Mom to buy Midtown Madness.
"Destroy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:1f%Ib.27076$[email hidden]...
> S:H&R is a bit to adult language. Any game similar to it? You know an
> open world driving game with missions but 'safe' for kids?
>
> thanks for any suggestions
>
> > examples please...i heard no swearing in the entire game...
>
> True, there's less swearing than in the TV show. I think "Outta the
> way, jerkface!", "Eat asphalt, asphalt eaters!" and "Oh doodlebugs!"
> are pretty mild.
not to mention, not swearing at all...this guys OK
with running over people, but as soon as 'jerk' is
uttered (which to my knowledge isn't a swearword)
its mega christian fundamentalist time ? You can't
even rhyme a swear word these days and some
twat gets upset??!?!
Mucking Bell !
"Destroy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> S:H&R is a bit to adult language. Any game similar to it? You know an
> open world driving game with missions but 'safe' for kids?
>
> thanks for any suggestions
So, it's ok to drive at breakneck speeds around a town in a tool that kills
thousands of people every month, but say "damn" and it's a big no-no?
Get real, man and educate your kids about important things. Maybe you could
start with the proper use of grammar and the English language for yourself.
>>So, it's ok to drive at breakneck speeds around a town in a tool that killsthousands of people every month, but say "damn" and it's a big no-no?
Get real, man and educate your kids about important things. Maybe you could
start with the proper use of grammar and the English language for yourself.>>
So the guy asks a simple question and you decide to judge him and the way he
chooses to raise his children?! Unbelievable. By the way, the last sentence
in your rant is a grammatical mess.
Michael
The Need For Speed series (not underground) is great as there is no dialogue
exept for "GO!" So what if its a racing game. A little competition is fine
because there has to be some challenge to it. Or reduce the number of
opponents to zilch and just learn to drive.
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> >>So, it's ok to drive at breakneck speeds around a town in a tool thatkills
> thousands of people every month, but say "damn" and it's a big no-no?
>
> Get real, man and educate your kids about important things. Maybe youcould
> start with the proper use of grammar and the English language foryourself.>>
>
> So the guy asks a simple question and you decide to judge him and the wayhe
> chooses to raise his children?! Unbelievable. By the way, the lastsentence
> in your rant is a grammatical mess.
>
> Michael
"Destroy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> S:H&R is a bit to adult language. Any game similar to it? You know an
> open world driving game with missions but 'safe' for kids?
>
> thanks for any suggestions
>
Sorry, but Flander's Bible Adventure isn't out yet.
How about Crazy Taxi? Cheap, too.
Cheers,
Mark
"Destroy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> S:H&R is a bit to adult language. Any game similar to it? You know an
> open world driving game with missions but 'safe' for kids?
>
> thanks for any suggestions
>
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> Destroy <[email hidden]> wrote in messagenews:<1f%Ib.27076$[email hidden]>...
I remember hearing a curse word in one of the songs on a Crazy
Taxi game, but it might have been the sequel.
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> > S:H&R is a bit to adult language. Any game similar to it? You know an > > open world driving game with missions but 'safe' for kids? > > > > thanks for any suggestions > > Maybe crazy Taxi, but I don't know if it has any bad language in it. > I did see it for $5 at Wal-Mart."magnulus" <[email hidden]> wrote:
> Sorry, but Flander's Bible Adventure isn't out yet.
LOL!
Joe
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The worst I've heard is Homer saying "Owww - my ass!" when crashing into things.
Kendt
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> > S:H&R is a bit to adult language. Any game similar to it? You know an > > open world driving game with missions but 'safe' for kids? > > > > thanks for any suggestions > > what is it about the language in this game that is unfit for a kids ear ? > > examples please...i heard no swearing in the entire game... > > >"magnulus" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<cskJb.17749$[email hidden]>...
> Sorry, but Flander's Bible Adventure isn't out yet.
The Bible has far too much sex and violence for a seven year old...
Mark
