Originally posted by: Soundmanred
Originally posted by: Duwelon
Golgo 13?
That's exactly what I thought of when it was said the controller was used, not the gun.
That game had alot more to it than just that, but it was definately a part of it.
From Wikipedia:
Golgo 13 is one of the first Nintendo games to feature sex, drug use and graphic violence, an unusual release because at the time, Nintendo of America had strict content guidelines preventing the release of such content on its systems. Although the depictions were either implied or limited by the 8 bit technology of the NES, the content is mild when compared to modern video games, and was not controversial at the time of its release.
In the maze levels featured in the game,
as well as one "sniper mode" mission in East Berlin, enemies are seen briefly bleeding from the head when killed. While the depiction is fairly tame due to the limited technology, most Nintendo games at this time did not feature blood.
In the beginning of the mission in Greece, if the player walks to the right several paces and then walks back to the beginning of the level, a pack of cigarettes is seen on the ground - Golgo 13 is seen smoking if the player walks over the cigarettes, and his health is restored.
Throughout his lengthy mission, Golgo 13 aka Duke Togo, encounters many female operatives who not only offer intelligence, but also themselves. The actual depiction of sexual consummation takes the shape of two small and primitive shaped silhouettes briefly coming together and voyeuristically viewed from a distant, wide-angle shot of hotel room window. In a strangely comedic twist, the player's energy is restored in the morning.
In the sequel, The Mafat Conspiracy, scenes are even more 'graphic' taking into consideration the technology of the time.
It should be noted that Nintendo required that Golgo had his profession changed to as a spy, rather than an assassin.
