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Yup, me again, the pitiful teen whose folks won't let him play M-rated games.

Quick question...I heard it mentioned that you can turn of the blood/gore in Assassin's Creed (the first one) is this true? That's about the only problem my folks have with it.

Nope, and there's also some questionable dialogue in the assassination mission endings.

Not that I'm aware of, tell them the game has the option anyway, who's going to know?

Yes you are aloud to turn off tern blood but its still pretty violent like stabbing swords through heads slashing off legs and stabbing them with your hidden blade.

If Assassin's Creed would anger your parents, just wait until they see Madworld.

Not to mention there are prstitiutes in the game.

Vlad Von Carstien wrote:Yes you are aloud to turn off tern blood but its still pretty violent like stabbing swords through heads slashing off legs and stabbing them with your hidden blade.

Ah well that's not really a problem. Shockingly they don't mind my running a guy through so much as seeing a spatter of blood....sort of strange to me.

Parents!

Go figure!

So no call of duty for you I take it.