Veknoid_Outcast said:
I don't know about that. I know a lot of parents walk into GameSpot and let their kids pick out a game and then walk it over to the register. If a parent walks into GameStop Kids with his or her child, he/she is likely to walk out of the store with a game with a less restrictive ESRB rating. You're right that many people don't pay attention to M ratings, but shops like GameStop Kids remove those from the equation. |
They could just have all of the kid rated games up front and then have half the store sectioned off for the more mature stuff (or have a back room like that one video rental store we used to go to). Would probably be just as effective.
