Chris

I think you're the one who needs to get a clue. The very foundation of video games are built on violent actions. Look at the very first generation of video games for proof. Pacman, Galaga, Donkey Kong - they're all about physically attacking something and scoring as many points as possible.

If you can take video games for what they are, you will realize that you're not actually shooting real people. This is all virtual - as in not real. This isn't real violence.

When I burn through a level on The Club and waste 50 bad guys, no one dies.

I think you're stretching quite a bit. Sure, Outtrigger was an arcade shooter, but I think any similarities between it and The Club are pretty slim.

For one, The Club has a deep combo scoring system, which the entire game is based around. Outtrigger adopted more of a traditional FPS style system. That is what truly separates the two games and any other shooter for that matter.

I didn't delete your comment. It triggered the language filter, and after reading it, I didn't feel your comment brought anything constructive to the site, so I didn't approve it - plain and simple.

We're not here to take undeserved bashing from you guys. We're here to deliver PS3 content to you, and if you don't like it, you don't have to keep coming back.

If you disagree with me, that's perfectly fine, but don't try to insult me. You only end up looking like the ignorant one.

The thing is, no one else here has even played the full version. Just give the game a rental and then decide, because the demo does not do this game justice. Trust me on that.

Let me ask you this, what was the storyline behind Tetris, Pacman, Galaga or Donkey Kong? For a few of them, there were very thin storylines if any – pretty similar to what's found in The Club.

The point of the comment is that this type of game doesn't need a storyline to be great. That's part of what made the game so attractive to me.

If you feel like a current generation game must have a deep, engaging storyline, then that's fine; The Club probably isn't for you.

It was kinda weird, because I don't think I fully understood what Bizarre Creations was trying to do with the game until I played every mode in the tournament. Then, I realized just how great the game is.

And the controls still take some getting use to, but after an hour or so of playing, the shoulder button fiasco is an afterthought.

Overlord certainly isn't crap. Plus, it'd be great if they gave us some additional content to make it worth the purchase.

FOR DA OVERLAWRD!!!

Look iorkara, please stop constantly spamming your site every week. This is your only warning.

Actually, it wasn't bad grammar. I unintentionally left out "heads" from the sentence. It's fixed now, but thank you for the heads up!