• 26Jul 05

  Boiling Point

  Leyand Yee wrote:

  "What I say to parents is: If I were you, I wouldn't have my kids purchasing [these games], nor would I buy any of these M-rated games for my children," Yee said. "Right now, nobody can be assured as to what you're purchasing. Who knows what is embedded in these games? You cannot trust the rating system anymore."

  If the above doesn't highlight specifically what makes this whole 'Hot Coffee' issue so frustrating to me blindingly obvious, I've lost my last ounce of faith in the human race.

  I'll tell you what, Mr Yee. MY son doesn't play 'M' rated games, for a reason that can be explained in one simple letter. I'll give you a clue, what's the first letter in the word 'Moron'?

  No-one knows what's embedded in these 'M' rated games, eh?
  
  I'll say it again, unless you didn't get it the first time...

  ...MORON.

  • Posted Jul 26, 2005 4:35 am PT
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