Wii may soon lose its clean and slick image and invite trouble from watch groups. Wii has been known for it's family content and the games are usually mellowed and lack extreme sex or violence. However, with Wii introducing the ultra violent video MadWorld, and also Hack and Slash, gamers can hack using a chainsaw, rip out hearts and impale people. MadWorld is developed by the Platinum Games and is in black and white and only red seems to set the contrast with large amounts of blood thrown in. However, with violence entering Wii, things may soon change for better or for worse in the gaming world. This may encourage other game developers to create more violent games and if that pleases a certain group of people, it also displeases a large number of people.
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