Thus far, I have mastered the fine art of leaning around corners, crouching and zooming in with the sniper rifle. To quote Kevin Spacey, I rule. Soldier of Fortune is a violent game, a game rife with shooting, blowing stuff up and being mean to other people. It's also a GAME, a point some people seem to enjoy missing. Of course not.
Parents have to do the reasonable thing and watch what their kids play on the computer.
Not long ago I was running along the length of a train in Uganda, attempting to capture and destroy stolen nuclear missiles. As I'm running, I can see from my vantage point three soldiers on a flatbed car. I crouch down into position and listen as the men plotted their twisted, cruel intentions. Freddy, you will have to recount your visit to the Louvre for us one last time. This voyage is so frightfully boring.