Bully for PlayStation 2

Pros: immersive environment, funny dialogue, diverse gameplay
Cons: lots of running around (no cars to jack), gameplay is simplistic

I was holding off on typing this review out to actually finish the game, but given the headlines lately that have been giving me utter headaches reading them “New Bully Video Game Stirs up Conflict”, I was starting to get a bit flustered by the ...

Pros: interesting plot, characters, and voice acting
Cons: rehashes too much from other GTA games

Bully is made by Rockstar, the guys that made the GTA series of games. In this game, you are Jimmy Hopkins, a troubled youth that gets kicked out from several schools and ends up in Bullworth, a boarding school. Bullworth apparently has a ...

Pros: characters, nice graphics
Cons: some boring missions and mini-games, not much to do after

Bully follows the tale of Jimmy Hopkins and his trip through Bullworth Academy. Jimmy has been expelled from seven schools and his mother has abandoned him at this private school. It’s up to Jimmy to fit in with his peers, attend classes, and ...

Pros: Great story with lots of dark humor, missions are fun not tedious
Cons: Can be violent, humor too dark for some, hard to learn at first (maybe)

The fine folks at Rockstar games have done it again. They’ve created a game I’m destined to monopolize the bulk of my free time over the next few weeks. If you’ve found yourself roaming around Liberty City, Vice City or San Andreas, then I ...

Pros: Great graphics and addictively playable
Cons: So much fuss in the UK...

I've had a Playstation 2 for about four months now, and I've been frankly startled at the varying quality of the games available. For every Grand Theft Auto, there's a Family Guy Video Game. For every Lego Star Wars, there's an Inspector Gadget. And this ...

Pros: Learning's fundamental, as it can be retarded. Bullying is mean, as it can be joyful.
Cons: Students are irritating, as they're essential. Time is of the esscense, as it flies by.

Remember that kid who used to chase you around woodshop class with a buzz saw? How about the one that sent you letters written in the blood of your stolen, deceased cat? Was there ever a kid in your classroom that pistol-whipped you until the teacher ...

Pros: Its a fun open ended game.
Cons: Some glitches here and there.

Hey, I'm Jimmy Hopkins. Some people think I'm a BULLY but they just don't know me. I attend Bullworth Academy 'cause my mom and her stupid new geezer of a husband left me here with a bunch of sadistic teachers and headmasters. Bullworth ...

Pros: Interesting sub-missions and minigames; good variety.
Cons: You're playing a video game. About being in school. A video game. About school. Yep.

I never really wanted to go back to high school-- wait, okay...that's not true. I never wanted to go back as a student. I really dig being a teacher. But I didn't enjoy my high school days as a student. It was not fun. It was a creepy, slow, ...

Pros: Deep gameplay mixed with humor, interesting storyline
Cons: Some control problems every now and then, typical cons related with sandbox style games

Controversy surrounded this game before it's release because of "moralists" like Jack Thompson running their mouths about something they knew nothing about(what else is new) However enough about how Jack Thompson's existence is an insult to the ...

Pros: gameplay, graphics
Cons: Repetitive, voice acting, sound

RockStar games is probably best known for his controversial and popular Grand Theft Auto series. So it's no surprise, when they released Bully. It has many similarities to the GTA games, however the games aren't completely the same. Plot 15 ...

Pros: Simulation game on steroids.
Cons: I'm yet to find a negative with this game!

Canis Canem Edit, an alternative name for this game is apparently Latin for Dog Eat Dog, and I would believe it to, as this description suits Bully perfectly. Bully is the latest edition from Rockstar games and it delivers everything it sets out to ...

Pros: Relive your high school days!
Cons: Relive your high school days...

Ah, high school. Who could forget? All the wedgies, all the homework, all the hours spent pondering what was in the lunch lady's meat loaf, not to mention all the hot foreign language teachers. Yes, high school was a chore for many of us, but Rockstar ...

Pros: A great storyline,Great Graphics,and length
Cons: Repetitive, and gets easy after a few hours.

Bull for the PlayStation 2 was a terrific game that i bought at wal-mart for about 9 bucks. The game play is fun and you get to run around the Bullyworth academy and beat up bullies,nerds,greasers,and jocks to my surprise its easy to evade the ...

Pros: There is a variety of different activities that need to be accomplished.
Cons: You do have some violence with beating up other characters.

The Bully is a variety of games in one. It's not just a game that the main character beats up everyone and takes their things. You have to go to classes at school and pass tasks to advance. Chemistry, Art, English, are some of the subjects. It keeps things interesting. My son really likes it and he tests out many video games.

Pros: great missions, excellent characters, and high level of character changeability.
Cons: too less missions for me, the game could have been longer.

After the great San andreas, i was hoping for another GTA, with a bigger world, more interactivity, and so on. But with Liberty City stories i was a little disappointed as it followed san andreas but it's understandable as it was originally for the PSP.
Then came bully, a breath of fresh air(don't mean to sound like simon cowell) but that's what it felt like, with it's GTA quality yet so different from it as they tackle a whole new generation as their characters, it's never been thought of before, a bully in a school, and is pure genius. It's realistic and some parts of it do remind me of my school days as well, it's got a great plot even though i think it must have been difficult to make the story around a school.
Jimmy hopkins definitely deserves a few more titles, after all, high school still awaits him.