Great game, just as long as kids can handle it and not emulate it in the real world. The "bullying" is no worse than what occurs in a typical high school, and the violence is nowhere near as graphic as Grand Theft Auto, there are no guns, no blood and no killing. Beating up adults, children, police or girls results in serious in-game punishment. The sexual content consists of a perverted gym teacher asking your character to go on a panty raid, kissing girls and kissing certain boys (although this is not required, and difficult to do unless you look up how). Drugs are not really featured, but there is alcohol and tobacco used by other characters in the game. Also, a homeless man abuses medical drugs. Language is not really an issue, "b***h" and "pr*ck" are about as bad as it gets.

This game is awesome. The story mode is pretty long and entertaining. There's lots of stuff to do and things to collect. The only issue parents could have with the game is that it is set in a realistic environment and includes violence and language which kids can imitate. I would recommend this game for older teens. Kids would imitate the things they see in the game.

This game is about real life what's happening in schools with teenagers so playing this game gives knowledge about how to handle adverse conditions in schools

The last mission is absolutely spectacular. It does promote vilence and pranking though seeing is that is all you really do in the game. But there is so much for each that you can't stop playing. Very good for those who are mature enough to play it.

A great play for anyone in middle school. Honestly there is no language kids will not hear in school, but there is quite a lot of sexual content. You can CHOOSE to do a panty raid mission, and you are required to do a mission for the nerds involving nude pictures being taken (the pictures are not shown and the girl is blocked by foam, water and a small plastic door covering her torso) . But the main character, Jimmy, is constantly standing up for other kids and if the player chooses he can stop bullies from beating up fellow classmates. Although it the game may glorify violence, Jimmy is the kind of kid we all want as a friend. Plus in the midst of the violence and complex messages there is even education. In English class you must find words out of a scramble. This helps improve your vocabulary. But the game most certainly has a dark side, Jimmy occasionally preforms illegal acts (from robbery to literal jail breaking)

This game is one of the better PS2 games I've played, with beautiful graphics and settings, voice acting, and lighting. Of course, you won't notice any of these things. You'll be too busy delivering stolen chocolates, flipping off teachers, beating up bullies, and grabbing girl's butts to notice. "Bully" is a completely unrealistic high school setting, set in the worst school in the country, Bullworth Academy. Only the most disciplined children go there, and when he's kicked out of every other school his parents can find, Jimmy is sent there to kick some major you-know-what. Encountering countless missions in a free-roaming, girl-kissing, bully-punching, rock-throwing, chapter-headed, madness-filled game full of hilarity and insanity alike, "Bully" is the Grand Theft Auto of the teen generation.

love it its an wasome game

It is a very good game dispite the moderate language, violence, and sexual references.