I have already been a video gamer since growing up as a youngster (back the 1980’s), with my first game system being the classic NES, and I’ve played many different games since that time. These games includes: Battletoads, Super Mario Bros, Sonic, Mega man, first person shooter games, roleplaying games, online flash games (such as for example Adventure Quest), and plenty of other hit games out there. Of course, I’ve also played a lot of twisted games too plus some of them are surprisingly fun, humorous, and sometimes even popular, and in this specific article, I will discuss at least 5 of them.

Game #1 – Become a “thug” in the Grand Theft Auto Series

Ever wondered what it could be like living the life span as a thug and getting involved in organized crime (such as for example gangs) without actually becoming a criminal? In airslot88 (with the latest installment being The Ballad of Gay Tony), you do just that. The GTA universe is a popular roleplaying game, usually located in NEW YORK (also called Liberty City, though some games feature other cities such as for example Miami in Vice City and LA in San Andreas) where you usually control a thug (such as for example Nikko in GTA 4) and do missions for various crimbe bosses through the entire city. Some quests involves petty crimes such as for example stealing a prized car a certain crime boss wants, while other missions may have you assassinate people that have crossed the criminal organization you are a part of, such as for example delinquents. In GTA San Andreas, for example, Carl Johnson joins the Grove Street gang and gets involved in a gang war with rival gangs, such as the Ballas (though he also works for crime bosses such as for example El Salvador, Doctor Rosenburg, as well as a corrupt government agent named, Mike Torreno to name a few). A lot of the newer games also have plenty of side missions you can do, such as spraying graffiti on select buildings in San Andreas, undertake multiple girlfriends (CJ for instance, can have up to 6 girlfriends), and doing smuggling missions (such as for example hauling freight from the badlands to Las Venturas while dodging cops in San Andreas). Of course, on the side if you rather just play for fun, you can always go on rampages in the game, where you could steal cars, get yourself a little trigger happy, obtain wanted stars and drive the local police crazy, drive such as a maniac round the city, as well as looking to get your guy killed. By the way, you never need to worry about getting busted or wasted in the game as your guy will simply respawn at the nearest hospital or police station, only to continue another rampage once more (incidentally, never try out this in true to life a this aspect is very unrealistic of course). Similar games: Saints Row, Gun and Bully

Here are several interesting stuff that can be done in the GTA univers that you can’t escape with in real life:

Your primary form of transportation are cars you jack from unsuspecting people, and you will usually get away with it unless if there is a cop not far from (who will make an effort to bust you if he sees you jacking a car).

Cops only will bust you, take your weapons and some of your money as a brige, and release you for even probably the most henious offenses (such as for example going on rampages). And when you get released, you can do more crimes aswell, with exactly the same results. Imagine doing that stuff in real life. You would probably go to jail for a very long time (or worse with respect to the offense) for similar crimes committed in true to life.

If your guy dies, he will simply respawn at a nearby hospital.

In GTA San Andreas, you could have up to 6 girlfriends at the same time without having to worry about them getting jealous. In true to life, trying to take on multiple girlfriends is fairly risky as they do get jealous (at the very least from a guy’s perspective of course), and even the slightest form of disloyalty (such as cheating) can cause disastrous results on a relationship, as was the case for Scott towards the finish of the third season of the reality TV series, “Maintaining the Kardashians” when Kourtney learns that Scott was cheating on her (though luckily for him, the two appeared to have gotten back together by season 4).