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vidgamer85 · 11-04-2010

Personally I don't think there's anything wrong with the way that games are marketed and sold right now. Most places DO deny sales of games to underage customers, which is completely reasonable. If a parent is buying a game for their kids then its their own responsibility to look into it beforehand.
I have only one issue. Really, why they don't just use the same rating system as movies is beyond me. The movie rating system is far more sensible, and having only one system would make the entire thing more intuitive.

11-04-2010	#76
vidgamer85 aka Dagwam Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 1,087	Re: Supreme Court to decide hte future of Video Games Personally I don't think there's anything wrong with the way that games are marketed and sold right now. Most places DO deny sales of games to underage customers, which is completely reasonable. If a parent is buying a game for their kids then its their own responsibility to look into it beforehand. I have only one issue. Really, why they don't just use the same rating system as movies is beyond me. The movie rating system is far more sensible, and having only one system would make the entire thing more intuitive. __________________ Dagwam.deviantart.com Female muscle artist...well mostly.