ssj12 on 08 May 2008
| thekitchensink said: I believe that the very foundation of the ESRB is flawed. Of course, they theoretically provide a necessary service, as games should be rated just like movies and tv. But the difference is, if I'm not mistaken, that these other mediums are rated by government standards, and not private ones. Right now it's just a bunch of parents watching a video and saying "I don't want my kid playing that, so no others should." |
Your completely wrong. Movies and TV shows are rated voluntarily just like games. It's just that those ratings have become accepted.
As for the bill, this time I see no issues. ITs a similar bill that is on movies. People can;t walk into a R-rated movie without age verification, at least not in the good theaters.
