- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
Something you might want to note in your report is that there are TWO types of "violence," par se. One is the type you see in Halo, where a person (John 117) is fighting a group of enemies who seek to destroy what he believes in. He welcomes confrontation with that enemy in order to further what he believes is right.
The second type of violence is the kind that glorifies maiiming and killing as something to enjoy for its OWN sake. This is the kind you see in pathetic games like GTA and those in the "Chainsaw Massacre."
The earlier children are exposed to violence, the better. However, they should recognixe it for what it is, a tool.
And a game that displays that, like Halo, is awesome.