Violent video games should be legally banned from being sold to kids.

It's not about stopping violence, it's not about saving **** it's about improving the quality of video games. Ban the kids and ban their parents from buying for them.

If we remove the 12-year-old CoD players from the equation imagine how much better video games will get? Pandering to shallow stupid preteens won't be possible anymore, they'll have to make games for us adults.

Stores are already legally bound to not sell a M rated game to a Minor.

It's up to the Adult whether or not Kids obtain these M Rated Games.

how are you going to ban the parents from just buying them for the kids? which they do now, anyways

Would be impossible to do. I could pretend to buy the game for myself and turn around and give it to my kid at home. Maybe If there is some master control program that would try to control everything.....Ghost120x

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Would be impossible to do. I could pretend to buy the game for myself and turn around and give it to my kid at home. Maybe If there is some master control program that would try to control everything.....Ghost120x

It's called Cloud Gaming and Always Online DRM.

But even then, you could always lie about your age.

Whether we like it or not we're going to be in a 1984 environment where an Open Platform will no longer be available.

It's either to let the kids play Halo and Call of Duty, or actually man up and tell our children NO.

Otherwise we're going to get screwed up the rear. We've already got even more restricted on Gun Control.

Stores are already legally bound to not sell a M rated game to a Minor.

LegatoSkyheart

Age limit of 17 right?

And Jenn, I'm unsure that game quality is reflective of the audience's target age. One can have a lot of fun with driving games be you 6 or 60.

I think I see what you're saying though. It sucks when they take a gritty dark experience, and have to modify it in order to keep the censors happy, or worse, to keep the publisher happy because they want to be below a certain classification rating.

(Tough classification essentially restricts a bunch of sales, innit?)

[QUOTE="LegatoSkyheart"]

Stores are already legally bound to not sell a M rated game to a Minor.

psymon100

Age limit of 17 right?

And Jenn, I'm unsure that game quality is reflective of the audience's target age. One can have a lot of fun with driving games be you 6 or 60.

I think I see what you're saying though. It sucks when they take a gritty dark experience, and have to modify it in order to keep the censors happy, or worse, to keep the publisher happy because they want to be below a certain classification rating.

(Tough classification essentially restricts a bunch of sales, innit?)

[QUOTE="Ghost120x"]Would be impossible to do. I could pretend to buy the game for myself and turn around and give it to my kid at home. Maybe If there is some master control program that would try to control everything.....FastEddie2121

We just need Alan Bradley. Then, all the kids will be excluded from the games! The games are too risky for minors anyway. They would get their @$$es handed to them, especially against me with my superior identity disk!

[QUOTE="Ghost120x"]Would be impossible to do. I could pretend to buy the game for myself and turn around and give it to my kid at home. Maybe If there is some master control program that would try to control everything.....LegatoSkyheart

It's called Cloud Gaming and Always Online DRM.

But even then, you could always lie about your age.

Whether we like it or not we're going to be in a 1984 environment where an Open Platform will no longer be available.

It's either to let the kids play Halo and Call of Duty, or actually man up and tell our children NO.

Otherwise we're going to get screwed up the rear. We've already got even more restricted on Gun Control.

[QUOTE="LegatoSkyheart"]

[QUOTE="Ghost120x"]Would be impossible to do. I could pretend to buy the game for myself and turn around and give it to my kid at home. Maybe If there is some master control program that would try to control everything.....Ghost120x

It's called Cloud Gaming and Always Online DRM.

But even then, you could always lie about your age.

Whether we like it or not we're going to be in a 1984 environment where an Open Platform will no longer be available.

It's either to let the kids play Halo and Call of Duty, or actually man up and tell our children NO.

Otherwise we're going to get screwed up the rear. We've already got even more restricted on Gun Control.

YES! I got it!

[QUOTE="LegatoSkyheart"]

[QUOTE="Ghost120x"]Would be impossible to do. I could pretend to buy the game for myself and turn around and give it to my kid at home. Maybe If there is some master control program that would try to control everything.....Ghost120x

It's called Cloud Gaming and Always Online DRM.

But even then, you could always lie about your age.

Whether we like it or not we're going to be in a 1984 environment where an Open Platform will no longer be available.

It's either to let the kids play Halo and Call of Duty, or actually man up and tell our children NO.

Otherwise we're going to get screwed up the rear. We've already got even more restricted on Gun Control.

Oh I see. :lol:

Stores are already legally bound to not sell a M rated game to a Minor.

It's up to the Adult whether or not Kids obtain these M Rated Games.

LegatoSkyheart

Exactly.

Its the parents fault.clyde46

Or Big Brother, or Big Sister, or Grandpapy, or Grandmother, or Coolest Uncle, or Greatest Aunt, or Amazing Cousin.....

Pointless thread. Blog it.