chocoloco on 24 February 2015
| RolStoppable said: We are talking about the USA here. Excessive violence is of no concern for the vast majority of parents, so kids won't have to do any convincing. Besides, ratings for video games are merely guidelines, not legally binding like the sale of alcohol. Most clerks aren't going to care if a kid buys an M-rated game on their own. |
This is bullshit old man. I was carded for mature games up to the age of 26. Just like Americans do for tobacco, alcohol, marijuana and firearms.
