It's too bad, because blowing away some fantasy enemies not only gives you a psuedo sense of revenge, but a certain sense of personal power, which for some, could be a good thing.
Shooter games have gotten a pretty tough rap with some of the recent real-life shootings in this country, and perhaps with some good reason. Further, the "elimination" of enemies in the game can be determined by configuring for easy, medium, or hard (kills). Parents should be warned that it is a game with some blood and gore, but much of this can be eliminated by parental controls. But, as a lark on the side, and as a virtual world one decides to enter from time to time, to fantasize a bit, it can be fun. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone with addictive personalities, as the game has a powerful potential to rob one of living their REAL life. Very encompassing, engulfing and highly imersive, it is great for the person who has a bountiful supply of self control. What an exciting adventure! The game is very linear, and with the help of some on-line walkthroughs, I have been enjoying myself tremendously with all my new virtual experiences.
An experiment gone deadly wrong at a secret underground scientific facility called Black Mesa in New Mexico, we become the first person character fighting a desperate battle to reach the surface and safety. Well, I'm not really much of a PC gamer, but I thought I'd do it for fun, and to pass some time. Recently, while attempting to purchase another PC game, a friend recommended Half Life to me.
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