GTA V

[ShiftingGears]

what do you experts think, is it suitable for a 15 year old donkito ?

There's an interactive torture scene. Isn't it rated R18+ in most countries?

[donKey jote]

Yes, here too.
Unfortunately it seems like all the publicity has turned it into a teenager must-have around here.
Not sure yet what I'll do if it somehow turns up in his room...

[Brown, Jon Brow]

Well it depends how you play the game. I bought it the other day and I'm not going to break the law unless absolutely necessary. For example, no speeding, obeying red traffic lights and local traffic laws.

[ShiftingGears]

Yes, here too.
Unfortunately it seems like all the publicity has turned it into a teenager must-have around here.
Not sure yet what I'll do if it somehow turns up in his room...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... --job.html

[555-04Q2]

Well it depends how you play the game. I bought it the other day and I'm not going to break the law unless absolutely necessary. For example, no speeding, obeying red traffic lights and local traffic laws.

[steveaki13]

[quote=555-04Q2]

Well it depends how you play the game. I bought it the other day and I'm not going to break the law unless absolutely necessary. For example, no speeding, obeying red traffic lights and local traffic laws.

[/quote:2ufc8at6]

I have never played a GTA game, but have watched videos of them on Youtube. It looks an amazing game from a quantity and graphics point of view.

Is it a freeworld game? I.e If I bought it could I become familiar with it, by just roaming around for ages?

I mean can you access all lots of buildings and areas usually not seen?

[555-04Q2]

[quote=steveaki13]

Well it depends how you play the game. I bought it the other day and I'm not going to break the law unless absolutely necessary. For example, no speeding, obeying red traffic lights and local traffic laws.

I have never played a GTA game, but have watched videos of them on Youtube. It looks an amazing game from a quantity and graphics point of view.

Is it a freeworld game? I.e If I bought it could I become familiar with it, by just roaming around for ages?

I mean can you access all lots of buildings and areas usually not seen?[/quote:1jerkbqv]

Yes it is a free world game. The map of GTA V is also massive. You can do a hell of a lot from assisting people being robbed, rob a store yourself, take part in land, sea and air races, buy properties, manage the properties, modify your cars and store them at your safe houses etc. just to name a few!

GTA is a very addictive game.

[555-04Q2]

Yes, here too.
Unfortunately it seems like all the publicity has turned it into a teenager must-have around here.
Not sure yet what I'll do if it somehow turns up in his room...

So has young donkey managed to sneak the contraband into his room yet?

[A FONDO]

Not sure yet what I'll do if it somehow turns up in his room...

you will begin playing it too

[donKey jote]

[quote=555-04Q2]

Yes, here too.
Unfortunately it seems like all the publicity has turned it into a teenager must-have around here.
Not sure yet what I'll do if it somehow turns up in his room...

So has young donkey managed to sneak the contraband into his room yet? [/quote:1rdye3uq]

not yet. Fortunately he seems to have gone off the idea for now... or so he lets on
Hopefully he was only "testing" us