Once they get the game in their hands, they’ll see.
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Now, if it was a movie it would be a different story and these same people would be out there supporting it. Then they hear about the violence and they’re instantly going to attack because it’s a game. People already have it in their mind that GTA is for kids because it’s a game. He continued by discussing the wrongful, generally held public distinction between games and movies. You can leave it there and nobody’s getting hurt and you’re just having fun. And people that have lived that life and have done them things, as I did, can just have fun with it in a game.
And that’s the big key thing with this, man. It has an impact to the point that they’re happy that they can just play it in the game and not have to relive it in real life. I know a few people that live that kind of (violent) lifestyle and when they play GTA they can relate to it. Shawn Fonteno, a real-life ex gang member who plays Franklin Clinton, talked about relating to the game. I asked my sister if she was worried because there’s some pretty nasty stuff in there and she said, ‘I know he’s not going to go to school tomorrow with a gun. There’s a lot of intense stuff out there. Breaking Bad had that episode where Giancarlo got his face blown off. Why not talk about gun control? Why not talk about parenting? Why not talk of lack of family values? There are so many other things to talk about. Steven Ogg, who voices Trevor, arguably the most evil character out of the trio, talked about the hypocrisy at play. That’s another big misconception, “What, do they think we’re serious? Look for the irony and the satire in the game. Take that and look at how he loves his family even though he wants to kill them and that’s what it is. He just has all these demons that he’s battling. He’s trying to become a good guy, but he can’t. If you want to take something out the game, take out of it that here’s a guy who loves his family, who’s kind of lost. This is a guy who’s struggling with his life’s decisions. If you look at my character, Michael, he’s rich, but he’s a miserable man. The biggest misconception is that it glamorizes violence. He continued discussing about how the game is inaccurately conceptualized. Ned Luke, who plays Michael de Santa in GTA V, opened with a strong statement.Īnyone who has any conception at all about the games and hasn’t played them should go play the games before they open their mouths.
#Gta 5 voice actors Pc
Recently, the voice actor trio responsible for GTA V’s charismatic protagonists, spoke with PC Advisor about GTA and why it’s not to blame for violence. Grand Theft Auto and accusations of it influencing violent acts are like ’80s De Niro and Scorsese, Los Angeles and s*** traffic, Bieber and childish behavior – all inseparable.
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