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King Aragorn · 11-03-2010

I have to say, I'm a bit lax on my knowledge of current video games, but I understand what's going on, and I think it's wrong.

A point of reference I have for this whole thing is the infamous Comics Code. You know, that ridiculous and unforgiving rating system for comic books, the one that introduced all the Silver Age stupidity and prevented writers from doing decent stories for years? Thankfully, nowadays, the Comic Code is no more, writers are free to write good stories, and each parent has the right to decide which comic can he/she buy for his/her son.

My point is: I don't want a Comics Code for videogames. I want parents to have their freedom to choose which games to buy for their sons, and I want developers to have creative freedom.

11-03-2010	#47
King Aragorn Banned Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 231	Re: Supreme Court to decide hte future of Video Games I have to say, I'm a bit lax on my knowledge of current video games, but I understand what's going on, and I think it's wrong. A point of reference I have for this whole thing is the infamous Comics Code. You know, that ridiculous and unforgiving rating system for comic books, the one that introduced all the Silver Age stupidity and prevented writers from doing decent stories for years? Thankfully, nowadays, the Comic Code is no more, writers are free to write good stories, and each parent has the right to decide which comic can he/she buy for his/her son. My point is: I don't want a Comics Code for videogames. I want parents to have their freedom to choose which games to buy for their sons, and I want developers to have creative freedom.