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"Beating women"

Street Fighter 2. A classic game, that many of us loved, and played when we were kids, no?

We liked beating up the characters, especially E. Honda, and it was also very satisfying to beat Chun Li to a pulp, wasn't it?

Then how come we don't now go around beating women and fat people?

Wasn't the main reason for Ken and Ryu being the same so that two people could both play as the 'main' character?

Did they wink?

:D

I enjoyed kicking the crap out of Ken with Ryu or vice versa, reason being they were the first clones ever. Capcom couldn't be bothered with creating a new character,so they very cunningly changed the colour of those fetching pyjamas they wore, and gave Ken a blonde bimbo look, and a fine look it is. This is how those geniuses at Capcom bedazzled an entire culture.

Also, I took offense at Guile's overlarge quiff.

I have to say, I do have an intense disliking of fat people, and old people.

They ALWAYS seem to be in the way, or doing something that directly annoys me.

FantasyMeister wrote:
> I beat up women and fat people all the time. (Oops, lets get politically
> correct here, that should say 'gender and gravity challenged
> people').

Hold on... Woman are 'Gender-challenged'? :P

lol... thats funny :)

I beat up women and fat people all the time. (Oops, lets get politically correct here, that should say 'gender and gravity challenged people').

Regardless, it has no effect whatsoever on the games that I play so I don't see a problem.

So it's quite apparent that what I wrote is completely idiotic, no?

So why do people still believe that games can cause violence so long after the first games that could be considerd violent have been released?

I would never beat up women or fat people, but I do enjoy knocking seven shades of sh|t out of Brazilian beastmen.

Because that's as stupid as looking at planes.

'Plane Crazy' - ho, ho.

Street Fighter 2. A classic game, that many of us loved, and played when we were kids, no?

We liked beating up the characters, especially E. Honda, and it was also very satisfying to beat Chun Li to a pulp, wasn't it?

Then how come we don't now go around beating women and fat people?