Impending Laws that would ban violent video games in the United States can be avoided. There are better solutions that would help nullify the problem of kids getting a hold of these violent games while not hurting the game industry or violating our freedoms of speech...
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Good article. On a side note, whoever the dumbass politician was who proposed this law should probable off him/herself because they obviously don't have enough brain cells to function properly in society. Seriously, we already have on of the most detailed rating boards that goes in depth in describing the contents of a game, a big, fat rating on the front of the case that says right whom its target audience is, and all of the retailers I go to actively card people if they suspect they are underage and are trying to buy a mature rated game. If anyone is to blame, it is the parents who mindlessly buy games for their kids at the checkout counter without checking the rating, and then get offended when they see the game for themselves. F'n morons.
you nailed it right on the head. parents do mindlessly buy games without looking at the age restrictions. parents do not understand and use that as an excuse to blame the game developers. it's stupid!