Xbox 360 Fanboy

I really hate kids like this. They act like know it alls. And they have found something amazing. Im sorry I just can't stand little kids that act like they know it all.

Reply

Getting in areas your not suppose to in games is a whole lot of fun. I have the uncanny ability to get out of almost every single player map in halo2 lol.

Reply

These kids are unintenionally hilarious and highly quotable: "we will be back in reality soon.."

somehow i doubt they are 14 i would say ten or twelve at best.

b.t.w. "tristan" all pre-teen boys that play video games are know it alls and if you think you wern't just ask around.

Reply

I know I just dont like hearing it in video. Like they have to show it off anymore. This vid is neat but they didnt have to talk so much. And try to sound smart.

Reply

Wow, you found glitches in a demo.. BFD! It's kinda obvious these are kids too young to play this game in the first place.. Their parents should be proud!

"YouTube your direct connection to the super nerds of the world"

Reply

While it does seem silly, Tristan, I can assure you of one thing:

You sounded exactly like this at that age.
So did I.
As did everyone else posting. It's just one of those 'things' that happen in life.

Don't get too bent out of shape over it, it does get grating after a while, but chalk it up to 'karma'.

Reply

If these kids get in trouble with the law as minors, their parents should go directly to jail. The video is an example of why politicians are nipping at my mature rated content.

Reply

That kid playing the game sounds far more intelligent than the other one. His diction is much more advanced than that of his friend (as well as his cursing diction- holy $#!t hell?- please.).

The kid playing the game though, mad props. I'm betting he's the one that figured it out.

Reply

Forget it kids, it's Chinatown.

Reply

Jesus, in the first minute of the film you can hear an older woman's voice (presumably their mother)! If this isn't an M rated game, I dunno what is. Parents should be made aware that having an online subscription (Silver, gold, whatever) to Live has content like this FREE to download.

There's no way I'd let my 12-14 year old kid have online access to Xbox Live.

Reply

while I really wanted to say, "why doesn't their mom run in to the room, grab the controller out of their hands and kick them outside?", I watched the video and these kids are actually doing some cool stuff. it's not a video of them going around killing and laughing hysterically, while suffocating their little brother with a ziploc baggie. no, that happens later. and that would make me cry.

but the fact that they seem to be just having a good time exploring and pointing out things and getting kicks off of it is pretty awesome, I have to say. while I still think that games like this should not be able to be played by kids who really haven't fully developed...well, if not fully, mostly fully developed mentally, this gives me hope. the kids are alright.

now stay away from halo2.

Reply

Insomnious, you do know of course that the Xbox 360 has parental control options that work for both retail game DVDs and downloadable demos...?

Reply

Hey Morgon, way to be the voice of reason. We're all laughing at what douchebags these little kids are, but the lot of us weren't any better at that age. And if we had YouTube back then, we'd probably have filmed ourselves being idiots and put it online, too. Ouch.

Ugh, did anyone else get at least a little pissed, hearing the toddler in the background the whole time? It's one thing for the dumbass parents to ignore all the parental controls on the Xbox 360 and Xbox Live and let these kids play violent games, but to leave the toddler sitting around with them watching the same violent games, too?

Reply

Does this wall crashing work only on the demo disk, or will it work on the Live downloaded demo as well.

Reply

Isn't it sad how kids today are using words like "hell" and "shit" so early (and so loosely)? Whether anyone thinks they are old enough to curse or not, there's no excuse for that language around a toddler. It's also very irresponsible on the part of the parent(s) in the video that at least three very young people were allowed access to a Mature game and online service. My parents were always careful when I was a child and young man to first deny me access to such material, when I was old enough (and really old enough) to make me aware of the effects such material could have on me, and when I matured and inherited the responsibility to make those decisions for myself, to leave no doubt in my mind that I alone can protect myself. That's what's wrong with kids and violent video games: it's not the industry at all, it's the parents no doing their jobs. My parents did theirs', and I am the man I am today because of it: never abused any substance, never cursed around children, never broke any law (besides speeding, etc. of course). My parents accomplished what they set out to do, create a productive member of society. Sorry for the rant.

Reply

okay yes, i do agree that these kids should not be cursing. whether there's a toddler in the background or not. and if that were me at that age and my parents would have heard me...well, i'd bet i wouldnt have seen a video game in a long time.

Reply

"We are going outside of the whole game, basically."

Yes. They broke the barriers that the designers set for them; they are not only outside of the demo's designated area, but OUTSIDE OF THE WHOLE GAME. It's hyper-reality.

No, it's the 4th dimension. Are you sure that Saint's Row isn't coming to the PS3 as well?

Reply