If you wanted to see the execution sequences in Manhunt 2 but you don't have the skills (not that this game requires THAT much skill...but anyway) or are just too lazy to play it, someone who calls himself "rubix99" has a present for you. The above video shows the many, many creative ways to kill enemies that Manhunt 2 provides the player (there's quite many). This video will probably make you flinch at least once. So, do not view this if you think blood is icky, if you can't stomach watching someone getting stabbed in the eyes, are eating, or just don't like violence in general.
For those who do...enjoy.
By the way, this was taken from the leaked PS2 version. Am I gonna get in trouble for this? :O
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Yes indeedy doody, too bad they removed all the gory scenes in the retail version :<
So this was from the one that leaked? Meaning this was...like, what would have been the AO version?
I just bought it, and so far none of the deaths (minus the obvious blurring effect during the executions now) look anywhere near this gory, especially the ones with the gun. Maybe it's just me.
Correct. You'll never see it in the game. ;(
Oh.
Well that sucks.
Yeah, really sucks since the first Manhunt was able to get away with it.
However, if you get the leaked game...
there are patches u can download to get the blur away tho
I don't see what the big fuckin' deal is about this game's violence. There's loads of DVDs out there that is far more bloody than this little game. But yet they are allowed out, uncensored and uncut. But this game had to be censored to be released, WTF?? For a start, the killings in this game are no where near as realistic as the movies I have seen, Scrapbook, August Underground. Murder Set Pieces, Guinea Pig. People need to grow the fuck up and deal with it, it's an adult game for adults only. Stop whining.
Exactly, it's not like it'll sell any less if it received an AO rating. In fact, it's gonna sell even less now that it's censored.
One big problem however is that the three console companies don't want AO-rated games on their consoles. And since the ratings board are being assholes with MH2 Rockstar has no choice but to tone it down just to get it out. Which doesn't make any sense at all, since the first Manhunt game got away with it, and like you said there are far more violent things in the world that get released without much hassle.
Also, the distinction between an M rating and an AO rating is hilarious. M = 17+ while AO = 18+. Wow that's like totally accurate.
Well, at least we can still patch the game like Anonymous said.
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