Bullworth feels like every school, or maybe none of them. If you don't think kids go through this kind of madness at that age, you don't remember what it was like. Bullworth Academy is all these thingsand a little more. When you're 15, school is a huge, scary, violent, hilarious, and surreal place. Rockstar wanted to talk about going to school in the same way movies like School Ties or Heathers treat the subject. This isn't going to be a very pleasant school year. Where does Jimmy fit in? Nowhere, and he seems to know it. You have the greasers, the jocks, the rich kids, the nerds, and a lot of students just trying to get by and stay out of the way of everyone else. Bullworth's motto is Canis Canem Edit, which is Latin for dog eat dog. His mother has dropped him off at Bullworth Academy for the year, and it's up to him to either sink or swim. Of course, he's also the type of guy who doesn't have a lot of patience for other people's nastiness. The truth is that he just wants to be left alone he's not looking to control anything. He looks like the kid who always has scabs on his knuckles and is usually up to no good. Jimmy Hopkins isn't a very good-looking boy. You're just a kid going to school, and that may be one of the scariest premises and recent history. This isn't a game set in space, the future, or in the criminal underworld. This is one of those games that make game design look easy, and makes me wonder why everyone can't make games of this quality. It's only $40, it has many hours of game play and much to see and do. This is a great game and you're wondering if you should buy it, the answer is yes. That's right: I'm not holding back on my judgment for the end of the review. It's doesn't hurt that the game is really, really good. While I had a good time with the game at Rockstar's New York offices, being able to strip away the hype surrounding the game and spend hours on hours playing it in my own home has been a joy. That's why I enjoyed this review so much. Bully even scored a Teen rating, which means anyone can go into any retail establishment and buy it. If someone is trying this hard to keep something from me, I feel like it's almost a moral obligation to try to track down whatever it is and find out what's so terrible that I can't be trusted with it.
Sure, brand-new IP from Rockstar is always going to be a big story, but Thompson and the rest of the talking heads who tried to make a name for themselves by calling the game a "Columbine Simulator" and saying it advocated bullying and various other nefarious activities only gave the game more buzz.
What Jack Thompson really did for Bully was make sure that everyone talked about it for months before its release.
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