Bully

By rss@youtube.com (TheDeadManINC) Bully" for PS2. Release: Oct 17, 2006 GameSpot Score 8.7 great Jeff knuckles down with Bully in this video review. The Good * Inventive setting * quality dialogue and voice acting * great cutscene animation * nice character upgrades * amazing soundtrack. The Bad * Real 15-year-olds don't pas...

The School Bully: Does It Run In The Family? press release) - A review of national and international research on the issue is finding a family connection to the origins of young bullies. Elizabeth Sweeney, a University ...

Bully: Scholarship Edition Review  - The premise of Bully: Scholarship Edition is simple. Jimmy Hopkins is dropped off at Bullsworth Academy by his parents, who are a little happy to be rid of ... Mad Doc Software is Now Rockstar New England TMCnet all 2 news articles

By GamePolitics What follows is Thompson’s cross examination of Judge Friedman, who became a target of Thompson’s ire after he refused to grant the controversial attorney’s 2006 motion to have Bully declared a public nuisance in Florida. JT: Right. It’s owned by the [video game] industry, the ESRB.

By James Let’s make a few things clear here. Bully: Scholarship Edition for Xbox 360 has some flaws, and there is truth to the numerous reports of issues that make this game seem like it’s not worth playing. There are said to be framerate issues, audio glitches, and even game freezing. And Rockstar has...

By Matt Paprocki Some of the ant peril aspects have been ripped directly from a growing line of insect-based animated features. A water attack is highly similar to the rain sequence from Pixar’s A Bug’s Life. The character design is likewise highly reminiscent, though few of the characters in Ant Bully are...

By Brian Crecente I agree with Wedbush Morgan Securities' Michael Pachter, but for a different reason. Simply put, Bully was built on the Grand Theft Auto engine and, as I said in my otherwise positive review of the game, that engine is starting to chug. Bully 2 ??? Industry Analyst Says No [Game Politics]

By kotaku.com It is! I pity your losing streak. Even to an egomaniac like you, that's got to be depressing. So now that Bully is out and it turns out that it's remarkably non-violent, I thought I'd help you out by giving you a new tack to take in suing Rockstar. Here's a little snippet I found from Gamebrink's re...