Trigun

[Tobias]

I was pondering on the complications of a Trigun Video game when Vash doesn't kill. Then it hit me, the SHOULDNT be a problem. So my question is: If they made a game where the object is to resolve the situation with the least indirect casualties possible and NO direct ones, would you buy it? Meaning when shooting you aim for legs, arms, (crippling basically) or to hit environment objects and use them to your advantage. All the while making sure innocents don't get in the way. It would have to be fairly free-form, with plenty of creative ways to stop each crisis.

I'm almost certain the closest thing to this is Hitman or other stealth games, but Vash is in no way stealthy, so... yeah. I would play it. Problem is your not easily gonna get a shooting game were you don?t kill past the knuckleheads in the American gaming industry who are more concerned with shitting out sequels than innovation.

[Krillin]

I'd buy it. I love Splinter Cell.

While I know this game will likely be NOTHING like Splinter Cell, the same spirit will probably be intact (minus the plot attachments).

[Tobias]

It would be like pumping Sam Fisher with steroids and having him sprint through each level.