How extreme was Manhunt, really?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มิ.ย. 2024
- How extreme was Manhunt? Enough to get banned - let's take a look!
0:00 Manhunt 1 - Intro
4:25 Manhunt 1 - Gameplay
5:22 Manhunt 1 - Finale
6:13 Manhunt 1 - Controversy
6:42 Manhunt 2 - Intro
7:30 Manhunt 2 - Cut vs uncut versions (spoilers ahead)
10:00 Manhunt 2 - Gameplay
10:57 Manhunt 2 - Story
11:56 Manhunt 2 - Morality & censorship issues
19:25 Manhunt 2 - Conclusion - เกม
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Extremely well-made video, I didn't even realize it was from a smaller channel
Glad you liked it, I really appreciate the comment! Slogging my way up, so I really appreciate the support 🙏
This video was extremely well made, i will definitely be keeping an eye on future uploads
Thanks so much, really appreciate the comment! I try to focus on quality over quantity, although moving forward I'm trying to nail both!
This is a really interesting view between 1 and 2, that I've never seen before, really well explained
Thanks! Always nice to hear that kind of feedback 😊
That was a WILD game back in the day. And I absolutely loved it!
You just gave me some much inspiration and showed that a small channel truly can make amazing content. You’ve earned a sub my friend!
What a heartwarming comment, thanks friend! Glad to inspire🙏
I love this game so much, and have watched pretty much all the video essays on Manhunt, this one is now the best! A different take on the others
You’ve earned my sub, I love this type of content
That is so cool, thank you so much for that. As much of a TH-cam fanatic as I am, I haven't watched many on Manhunt because I didn't want to be lead, so that's actually very intersting to hear. I really appreciate you taking the time to write that, and for the kind words.
Fascinating deep dive into the game and the controversy's behind it. Its interesting to think how if it was released today on platforms like steam or epic etc nobody would bat an eyelid, but at the time this game held quite a legendary status as the most gory and brutal game. Compare it to games like God of War or Doom and some of the kills in the game are quite tame but i suppose the grim snuff film setting made it feel more 'real'.
bruh it's the depictions of the kills especially the setting and sound design... to say that it is tame now. compared to other games is nonsensical
The sounds!! Oh man, the sounds... I actually cut a line out of my script in which I literally said that the sound design doesn't date like the graphics do, and so when you watch it back now, especially the burning alive screams and garrotte wire kills with all the gurgling... man I just found myself grimicing whenever I was editing those bits 😁
@@godzillazfrictionmk is way more brutal than this
@@dvdbox360 your mom is more brutal in bed.
@@dvdbox360 but in the context, it's a joke
I clicked on it so fast that TH-cam had only the 360p resolution available.
😂 glad to hear it, I love that positivity!
Wow, Brian Cox being in this right off the bat makes me not able to take it so serious lol...
It definintely had that effect on me, although his performance is brilliant whatever kind of amusement you draw from it - he is such a talented actor. Holter Graham as Leo Kasper though... wow, that guy just nailed the serial killer vibe, end of.
Played Manhunt for the first time in 2021 Its now one ny favourite games such a unique stealth game with jow you stalk your prey and its unique as horror game as you as the player are the Source of the horror.
Great video!!!! I LOVED THE ANALYSIS
Thanks so much!! So much to say, but it’s an old game so not so many people seem to dwell on it these days. Really glad you enjoyed it 🙏
High quality content
Thank you 🙏
I loved this game got angry when manhunt 2 was banned here
Brian Cox he was the original Hannibal lecter in the Manhunter movie that was based on the book Red Dragon
The dialogue from the gangs are comical the smiley's had me roaring with laughter scary mary hairy fairly 🤣🤣🤣
I would imagine james doesn't enjoy taking part in any of the murders in the game up until the very last one when he gets his hands on starkweather.
2:46 This is brutal? I saw something like this from old flash games like "Whack your Ex" or "Whack your Boss" 😂👌
Oh babe, we easing into it. Starting slow for the newcomers. Crafty director, right here.
1st millisecond of this video answered the title
Hahaha that actually just made me crack up, I hadn't thought of that - I suppose it does.
size can be lesser than 2gb
As far as your choices having an Impact In terms of kill8ng innocents i am Glad Rockstar Brought this back With RDR2 which builds on so many of Rockstars game. With RDR2 your actions in the World Will impact who Arthur becomes as a person in the end.
1K Views. 9days and 169 likes. (I'm the 69th). I'm early!
Based on the intro alone, I can tell this guy has been sheltered most of his life. I know its hard for someone whos entire existence is behind a screen to understand, but simulated violence and real violence are 2 very different things.
While it is true they are different, I think it's idiotic to imply simulated violence has absolutely no effect on participants of the simulation. Just as works of art have the strength to allow us to experience empathy for characters, it very well has the strength and capability to do the exact opposite -- to zap us of our ability to feel enough empathy for other humans. To deny this is to deny the power simulation has as a practice. Not just a concept, but a legitimate and very real practice. When you choose to engage with interactive works that play into our nastier habits as a species, sure, it has no real world outward damage. You kill a guy in a game, he respawns. But repeating the act over and over, your enjoyment of it shifts as you invest more time into it. But imagine what sorts of unexpected things may be happening to the player. Video games are all about input, and in reality, all input has a context. Even in video games and other virtual simulation, you're still left needing a context in order for the simulation to have any effect -- desires or unexpected.
There's a great video that goes over it in a bit of detail: th-cam.com/video/5Xjcs7DpbSQ/w-d-xo.html
Also "I can tell this guy has been sheltered most of his life", no you can't. You literally do not know this person. So a video they produced brought up points you instinctually are against and refuse to give even a little bit of actual honest attention to. Okay. Like, whatever. But to try and personally insult someone like that, it shows more about you than them, pal. And hey, let's say this guy has been "existing entirely behind a screen". Then it's amazing that he has developed more nuance understandings about things like simulation, it's effects, and violence as a concept than you have -- supposing the other implication is you somehow don't also regularly use The Internet. (Always baffling to see people online use being online as an insult. Like... you're also online, right now. Reading this. Having written what you wrote. Just because someone says something different than you would've doesn't mean they're online more or less than you. They just have a different, and honestly more fleshed out in this case, understanding about things than you do.)
Just because things are different doesn't mean there aren't similarities or back-and-forth elements that can be spoken on. There are, in fact, similarities to murderous practices in real life AND those depicted in fiction; such as the psychological effects of violence. Real and fake. Doesn't matter which, as conceptually violence has an impact on everyone and everything. It's a part of life and one humans have various ways of dealing with and communicating about. That's a fact. One you don't seem to be aware of at all. That hasn't been displayed so far anyhow.
At any rate, the video was good. Got a few things wrong, like how Saw was a 2004 release not a 2003 release (though it's script was supposedly being worked on around '01.)
But I think it was a very informed analysis on two very controversial games. Very violence games. Games that may even allow people to talk about violence more critically, even if it wasn't the intention of the developers (though that's been a debate about the first game in particular for many years whether it was or wasn't.)
I hope to see more videos talking about similar points in the times ahead!
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I appreciate your insight, not everybody appreciates the underlying points I try to make so it's gratifying to read such a thoughtful synopsis on my video. Thank you for your kind words. Also, really not sure how I made such a simple mistake with the Saw release date, but the feedback definitely inspires me to be ever more vigilant with the QC on my scripts haha