Call Of Duty Game Analysis

Register to read the introduction… Most fighting games are rated T for teen, but children usually will play teen rated game which is fine. Some even play M rated game which are also fine, but they must be ready. Take one of the most popular game series: Call of Duty. For one game in the series: Call of Duty Black Ops. According to Parenting the game description, “Set during the Cold War in the late 1960s, Call of Duty: Black Ops has players engaging in extraordinarily realistic military operations in countries including Vietnam, the U.S.S.R. and Hong Kong. Its urban and rural firefights are among the most frenetic and intense ever created for a video game. Realistic "ragdoll" physics govern the way bodies flail and fall when struck, and blood often soaks soldiers' clothes and the ground. Plus, the series' online play has proven exceptionally habit-forming, luring players into long, late-night sessions.” Something parents can do if they are not sure if the game is appropriate is to ask the game retailer clerk. He or she will give an overall description of the game. You can also find the description on the back of the game box and rating can be found on the front to decided if it is an appropriate …show more content…
demoing is very important for games containing violence, but if that doesn’t help try games with little violence and go from there. Take one of the most exciting violence video games for kids: Super Smash Bros. for the 3DS and the Wii U. The Super Smash Bros. series brings characters from Nintendo and let them battle out in iconic Nintendo places. According to Venturebeat, “It always takes players some time to figure out exactly which characters in any fighting game are the strongest. Typically, the strongest fighters have a good mix of speed, throw combos, and quick finishing moves.” The series is perfect for anyone starting out on violence games. There is no blood or gore and allows the player many options to