Let’s say you really want to play Gears of War 2, but due to the fact that it is plagued filled with hardcore violence some people may take an offensive. But, as you know, the people at Epic Games are smart and they where kind enough to help all it’s Gears fans out with this issues. MCV revealed today that, the same non-violence feature that was in the first Gears, will be placed in Gears of War 2. This feature will basically removed all violence from the game that will appeal to a younger audience. Also adding to the fact that when this feature is activated blood will become sparks and all swear words will be turned into mild curse words. Gears of War 2 will be released for the Xbox 360 on November 7th and will ship with all it’s parental controls out of the box.

The game maybe all about Marcus but, have you ever wonder who was that strong female voice in all those trailers for gears of war? Well, looks like Cliff Bleszinski wants you to stop wondering because in an interview revealed by Danish gaming website, Game Reactor, that the wonderful female voice would be finally revealed.

Here’s what he had to say "Several Boomers scream “For the Queen!” in the game, while General RAAM encourages to “Serve the Queen!” This led to believe that this female voice is The Locust Queen, but her identity has yet to be revealed. Now we know it will be revealed this November." Could this mean that The Locust Queen is set to make an appears in gears 2? Well, i hope so. Just as was state in the quote you will be able to play as Marcus once again in gears of war 2 this "November."

The sequel’s development, with the team taking apart every system in the game to figure out ways to amplify its component parts. This means more enemies onscreen at once, an approach to cover that will hopefully be more dynamic and exciting, and presumably, gorier chainsaw kills…."

"… the Gears team was disappointed by the apparent randomness of the chainsaw-bayonet’s mechanic in the first game. Their solution (and the means by which Gears 2 ‘s combat will live up to the team’s macho maxim): chainsaw duels, as illustrated in the latest teaser video. It’s like Star Wars ‘ lightsabers as interpreted by the WWE after a six pack of Mountain Dew Code Red…"

"……the team is aiming to deliver the experience of large-scale conflict that was absent in the original Gears . "It never really felt like a giant war," he said. "It always felt like sort of a spy incursion, sneaking behind enemy lines." According to him, the technology is now able to deliver on that vision in a big way. No more smoke and mirrors to separate players from the bigger conflict, no more small-squad warfare, and no slower deliberate pacing compared to the more fast-paced shooters out there. Capps, in short, "[wants his] D-Day." It’ll be interesting to see if his team can transform Gears into a platform for that sort of experience."

"….But you get the distinct impression nonetheless that the brains behind Gears feel that they’ve distilled "fun" into something quantifiable, and thus possible to replicate. "It ought to be illegal, really," said Capps. "We’ve manufactured fun like Doritos manufactures that powdered stuff that tastes good, even though it’s not actually food." Which begs the question: if Gears of War is Doritos, which game is the shooter analogue to those all-natural pork rinds that are fried in lard?"