NRA Gun Club - PlayStation 2

nice game, pretty realistic.

Old time ps2 game

It's hard to aim steadily even if you zoom in. The sounds are ok but if the aiming and gameplay were a little more easier to handle I would have probably enjoyed this game more.

I've played this game and its ok for what it is. A cheap shooting range simulator. great novalty item. Reading all the lame reviews on here from the immature audiences shows why all the anti-gun activists are being heard by the goverment.

great game

Exactly one week after 20 first grade children were slaughtered by gunfire in a Connecticut elementary school, Wayne LaPierre, a man who in his career has made millions from the dues of NRA members and the self-interested donations of gun manufacturers, had the gall to blame the killing on video games. Who made this game? The NRA -- a naked marketing attempt to increase interest in gun ownership. Hypocrites. Most of the NRA is compromised of ordinary law abiding citizens who use their guns for hunting, self protection and shooting practice. Do these citizens need an unrestricted arsenal of military grade weapons to engage their hobbies?The big idea the NRA offers to protect our school children from gun fire is to put an armed guard at every one of our nation's 99,000 schools. Mr. LaPierre wants the NRA to provide an army of volunteer guards to work without pay, without benefits, without union protection, without health, accident or liability insurance to stand over our innocent children and their peaceable teachers with guns in hand. But only until the Federal Government can start paying for it.Oh, and like he conveniently forgot his own organization made this video game, he apparently forgot that there was an armed guard at Columbine High School the day those innocent children were slaughtered by gunfire. I know, so many children have been slaughtered by gunfire in our country it is hard to keep track of which ones had an armed guard guarding them and which did not and which ones were shot by the armed guards who were guarding them.Disingenuous response from an industry hack. Does the NRA really support you? It is funded by you and the gun industry that relies on your belief that guns make you safer. Ownership of guns make it MORE not LESS likely that you or your loved one will be injured or killed by a bullet. That is why pediatricians ask parents if they keep guns in the house.The gun industry is lying to you, just like the tobacco industry lied to my late grandmother, telling her cigarettes were beautiful and healthy when in reality they were setting her up for a long, painful suffocating death.The NRA is killing us with extremism and devotion to profits. To think any of us were fooled into thinking that in one week's time NRA would stand as a voice of reason in finding a middle path that permits reasonable, sane exercise of Second Amendment freedoms.

Great game for the price. Fairly realistic simulator with just a hint of arcade feel. A lot of these reviews are simply political attacks back and forth and do not address the merits of the game itself, which for, what it is, I consider to be very good. I am frankly amazed at the level of vitriol that is aimed at a game just because it is sponsored by an organization whose sole purpose is to ensure the survival of the second amendment. If you are not a gun rights supporter or a 2nd amendment supporter, you are certainly within your rights to not buy the game and even to oppose the organization itself. But please give a fair review to the game itself, which I personally found quite entertaining. I know it is very difficult for some of those left of center to accept, but there are millions upon millions of very rational, normal, and brilliant people who are passionate supporters of the second amendment, who own and shoot guns for personal protection and to protect against tryanny at large. If you do not agree with them, so be it. Just as there are millions who may have an alternate viewpoint that should be accorded a modicum of respect, if based in fact.Putting the above aside, if you are looking for some shooting simulation without the blood and gore, NRA Gun club is a nice little treat. Appropriate for all ages. High recommend.

If you like games that have a little bit of a challenge then buy it if ur really into fps but looking more for something like call of duty this is not your best bet I bought it at my local books and music exchange and I liked it I gusses I am one of those people that like crapy games but then again it wouldnt hurt to give it a shot