Seriously. It isn't often a group uses "The character and plot of the game say it is okay" to stay cool with what they are trying to stop.
Just like Doom we make their heads go boom
I got seal carcasses all over my room
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMDl39CkRuo
yep, its on the same level as what i just did.
it's that lame
No , I'm pretty sure you're lamer , I mean , you got banned dude , get over it ! Go to GameFAQs or somenthing ...
I think that in OverlordIII(maybe in the future) you'll be able to rape the seals.
"Oh no! Jason Voorhes just killed 20 kids, 5 puppies, the Pope and the President of the US!"
"That's OK with us! He was evil!"
I must have woken up in a parallel universe.
......oh my now I understand, this game is an interspecies racial sh*tstorm !
But seriously PETA, grow up get a life and do something about REAL animal cruelty if you care so much about animals. Peace out on interactive entertainment please
You know what's funny is that for all the supposedly annoying stances PETA takes on things, all I ever really notice are gaming blogs bitching about PETA. It's like a weird little club or something. Who cares!? Besides, every time you do bitch about PETA, you're actually just giving their message free publicity (no value judgment on my part whether their message is good or bad).
Honestly, this is craziness!
However, I look forward to killing Pandas, those things are EVIL!
Not only is "Picking on others weaker than you" in the instructions for Whack-a-Seal, it's also the name of Canada's seal slaughter game. PETA is pleased that Whack-a-Seal is drawing attention to Canada's annual seal slaughter, during which sealers beat and skin hundreds of thousands of baby seals every year for products that are now banned in the U.S. and in Europe. In real life, seals don't have helmets and can't fight back, but perhaps you'll soon see PETA-made helmets for baby seals in Canada.
http://overlord.ign.com/articles/features/3095/Overlord-Whack-a-Seal

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