FudgeGruck

ahem

nayyy

>Buy a goddamn motherfucking sword >go to the pub >ask around and see if there’s any trouble afoot

>examine surroundings >meditate or whatever

JOININGGDSGRS\ Name: Fudge

Red Dead Potato

>50 Gigabytes of free storageGFIGISHDYGY

Way to the contribute to the conversation by posting something completely unrelated.

I think that your argument is fair and unbiased, but it has one fault: A child doesn’t need a credit card OR a Pay-Pal account to buy an M-Rated game online. A minor can easily buy a PSN or XBLA Card at a Gamestop, bring it home, and buy an M-Rated game online. with the growing anonymity of the internet, your identity and (subsequently) age are shrouded in mystery. Yes, you could set up a parent account and restrict your child from buying a game that is rated MA, but if a minor bought the game, would...

Honestly, this wouldn’t affect me in any way. When I buy games, I buy T Rated games or below simply because I don’t like having a parent give their consent for me to buy a game. Just kinda awkward. However, I think that the bill is pretty dumb. The PARENT should be responsible for what type of media a minor consumes, not the distributor. Besides, a minor would still be able to get his mitts on the game anyway. When has a movie being rated R stopped children from watching it? Never. A child could easily...

>Take the nest also, for good measure

Crimsomaniacal

>retrieve portal device

The Wanderer from Shadow of the Colossus At least if I die, he’ll fight 16 Colossi to save me. What a good friend.

Drummer

OP will deliver soon…

Fallout 3… but at the same time…

Game Master: Syndic

And the “Awkward” Promotions…