sexuality and violence [gory] is intended for 18 year olds.
you are 16.
therefore you playing those sexual and violent games is** illegal**.
Haha!
Funny this is, when I was 7 years old, I was playing Goldeneye!
Like 5-6 years old playing DOOM 1ā¦ LOL
shows how great those parents of yours are! [jk]:krazy:
Oh god,
you donāt know my parents man, you would never want toā¦ They are horribleā¦ nevermind
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People need to stop having the government do their parenting for them. They expect all these control methods to safeguard their kids from this stuff, and then something happens, and now it is the videogames fault. But no one tells them the truth, and it is their own **** fault.
None of these parents want to accept the responsibility that they screwed up, and now want a scapegoat.
Want to blame gun killings on video games? Fine. Go ahead and try to ban them, or try to stop a company from producing what they want.
But I blame deaths from drunk driving on beer and alcohol. Are you actively trying to stop beer companies from producing their product? No. Why? Because it is socially accepted. But they are the cause of those accidents, and nothing can refute that.
How can people honestly not want these games made, and think they are right?
If you donāt want a game, donāt get it. Donāt play it. Stop your kids from playing it. After all, it is YOUR responsibility, not the governments, or the clerk at Wal-mart.
Welcome to America. A game company has the right to make another Leisure Suit Larry game, just as much as Coors has the right to make their beer.
Do these games interest me? Not at all. They are gimmicks. Just like Postal 2 was a gimmick. They are not quality games. But do they ahve the right to make them? Absolutely.
isnt there a thread e-x-a-c-t-l-y like this?:tb:
Adult games are funny, and of course you know who their targeted at. Those people who will never get āsomeā. I say keep making em, just watch what the hell you kid is playing. Iām so sick of neglegent parents, the rating system is there for a reason.
Iāve played 18+ rated games and donāt have a problem with them. Iāve never felt the urge to go out and bludgeon someone to death after playing Unreal. As far as Iām concerned, the only people who are likely to go out and try to recreate what theyāve seen in a game are those who are a few sandwiches short of a picnic in the first place (and in all likelihood didnāt need the game to prompt them to have a go).
Youāre never going to be able to completely wipe out underage kids playing this stuff, no matter how hard you try. Stores can check for ID, parents can keep an eye on their kids, but some are going to slip through the net.
I lump arguments like this and violence and sex in TV on any form of media all together. I like violent video games and movies. Iāve played leisure suit larry back in like 90 whenever that thing came out. Iām a fan of p0rn. I watch tons of violent movies.
With that being said, my parents allowed us to play games like we did. Dad encouraged us to have sex, but my parents instilled good morals in us. I know the difference between right and wrong and the media isnāt changing my opinions. Parents need to build the foundation of their children not depend on media to do it.
So with all the p0rn and violence Iāve seen, which is alot I should be some craze maniacā¦ Iāve never been in a physical fight. Iāve never disrespected a woman. I treat others as I want to be treated.
I think this thread can grow more in Ordered than in Computers and Games. This is a well rounded discussion that more can join in on 
The **** industry makes billions and billions of dollars every year. If they and some new game developers can squeeze in that market, I personally donāt see it as a problem. This is the same situation with the movie industry. Thereās ****, and thereās not ****. So far there really isnāt tension on the line between the two when it comes to kids. Stores will usually not let kids walk out with āSandy Lollipop fixes a Saladā or even go into the section, in some of the movie stores Iāve been in. Game stores right now ID kids who want to purchase R-Rated games, or otherwise require parental consent. I think they could handle games that were rated A (for Adults). If a parent would allow his/her kid to get this game, so be it. We shouldnāt tell a parent how to raise their child. They may have their own methods or ways, who knows.
But should these games be made? I donāt see why not. The Japanese donāt seem to have a problem with it at the moment. But honestly, if it takes a sleezy game to get you by, you honestly need to go out more.
My two euros.
**** = p.o.r.n
Actually, it is legal for him to play those games. The ESRB (US game rating system) isnāt a government organization, they just suggest the ages that should be (in their mind) playing the game. The whole stores not being allowed to sell games to people under the gameās rating thing is a decision made up in the upper management of the companies. Thatās why some places will let younger children get by and others wonāt.
This just isnāt possible in our society. You canāt watch your kids 24 hrs a day and if you did they just wouldnāt grow up right. And theyād probably hate you. And theyād be in therapy for years. And theyād probably screw up their own kids.
Anyway, just like underage kids have been finding alcohol for DECADES, kids are going to find all sorts of āblack marketā type stuff from movies to video games to drugs and alcohol. You tell a kid they canāt have something they want and theyāll find a way to get it. Nature of the beast.
my two shekels
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Thanks for moving it. :thumb:
wish my parents were more like yours!! 
my god, Kitiara plays Unrealā¦ my whole fantasy goes down in flames. I think Iāll go bump a whore just like Leisure Suit Larry, run over a bunch of monks walking in line in the streets with the Ferrari I just stole and go buy an RPG to blow up some dude in the streets. That ought to calm me downā¦
There are crazy people all over the world. One person can go out on a killing spree mimicking Resident Evil, but in comparison to the million others whoāve played these kind of games, it seems quite bizarre to blame the killing spree on Resident Evil.
The killer was just crazy, itās not the GAMEās (or the developperās) faultā¦ final.
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In realation to the topic the worst game Ive ever played was BMXXX which was a bmx game with unlockable stripper movies. Everything in the game sucked except when your chracter fell.
but my parents instilled good morals in us. I know the difference between right and wrong and the media isnāt changing my opinions. Parents need to build the foundation of their children not depend on media to do it.
Well said. You know you can grow up in a highly catholic environment, going to all those nice private schools and doing your hail maryās every dayā¦and grow up to be way more screwed up than video games could ever hope to make you. Its not your environment or the things you do/read/see that determine who you are. Its how you interpret these things and what you do with these interpretations. If your parents instilled a good moral and ethical sense in you, then you can play the most fād up video games and it wonāt damage youā¦on the flip side if your parents werenāt really ever parents to begin with, then you can take your cues from games and movies because you donāt know anything else. Parents need to own up and start taking responsibility. Having kids is THE biggest responsibility of them all and alot of people take that fact way to lightly. If your kid goes out and steals a car, you canāt blame Grand Theft Auto for that. Thats nothing but YOUR lack of parenting.
Sure there should be regulation by age. Just like it doesnāt make sense to sell beer to a 5 year old, it doesnāt make sense to let a 5 year old play Leisure Suit Larryā¦but to ban something entirely only serves to go against one of the foundations of this country, which is free speech. Just like that whole thing with 2-Live Crew thing a couple years back. If you donāt like it, thats fineā¦but donāt try to cram your beliefs down my throat by trying to ban something that I may enjoy.