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Originally posted by Paul Bacon:
Its nothing to do with age restrictions in this instance. They even deem it to bad to be sold to adults
They probably do, if age restrictions were properly enforced it would have got an 18 ratingm they won't do it as they know it will end up in youngsters hands
Originally posted by Becks:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by bell:
Instead of banning games they should force retailers to enforce the bloody age restrictions
They do. The problem is parents buying games for their children that they are too young for, and this is legal. </BLOCKQUOTE>
Well make it illegal then to start with. I know it hard to ploce, but you cant buy beer for minors so why not games
I`ve seen parents buying 18 rated games, if their son or daughter isn`t old enough to play the game why would they even get it, they wouldn`t go out and buy them a 6 pack of beer would they, not responsible parents anyway. A violent game isn`t gonna turn someone into a killer even if they are under age, kids have played manhunt and not gone out and copied what they did in the game, if someone does copy the game, there has to be something wrong with that person to start with, the game is just a trigger for their already psychotic mind, anything can set them off, does that mean everything with violence should be banned, Blame the parents not the game.
Originally posted by merry_miller:
Wouldn't be so sure on that Becks, know when Tenchu came out for the playstation i had no problem buying it and i'd have been 14 or 15.
It depends which Tenchu as to the rating and also I remember them both being ELSPA rated and not BBFC. ELPSA was never legally enforcable, similar to PEGI, although some retailers treat them as such.
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