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I'm sorry for making 2 threads in less than an hour, but I had to do this. It just pisses me off so much. http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2011/02/ ... game-kids/

I hate everyone.

I swear if the government takes away my M rated video games, I'm suing!!! I am getting this game and I am gonna rub it in their faces! No government agency can take away my games! No one!

No one has ever killed anyone because they play voilent video games! No matter how much people want to believe that, it's all a lie! I especually hate people like whoever came up with this crap.

SlyTF1 wrote:I swear if the government takes away my M rated video games, I'm suing!!! I am getting this game and I am gonna rub it in their faces! No government agency can take away my games! No one!

Reality. It's time you had a dose of it.

And seriously, quit your crying. That game would be instantly banned in Australia because the Government refuses to make a classification for games like that.

SlyTF1 wrote:I'm sorry for making 2 threads in less than an hour, but I had to do this. It just pisses me off so much. http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2011/02/ ... game-kids/

I hate everyone.

I swear if the government takes away my M rated video games, I'm suing!!! I am getting this game and I am gonna rub it in their faces! No government agency can take away my games! No one!

No one has ever killed anyone because they play voilent video games! No matter how much people want to believe that, it's all a lie! I especually hate people like whoever came up with this crap.

Here's a rule that applies to everything in life: The people who kick and scream over being denied something are the ones who aren't mature enough to have it at all.

In any case, heed Burn's advice and quit complaining about it. The Supreme Court decision is expected in June and chances are, they're on our side. And even then, the Australian Government is painfully backwards when it comes to this. So count your blessings, you may not be allowed to buy the game yourself (Any honest store will actually ask to see ID for buying M rated games, like they've been doing for years) but at least the game can be sold in our country.

Burn wrote:

SlyTF1 wrote:I swear if the government takes away my M rated video games, I'm suing!!! I am getting this game and I am gonna rub it in their faces! No government agency can take away my games! No one!

Reality. It's time you had a dose of it.

And seriously, quit your crying. That game would be instantly banned in Australia because the Government refuses to make a classification for games like that.

And that's what makes me mad about it.

Blurrz wrote:Bulletstorm is a wicked game. Tons of butt humor and it's ridiculously awesome. Not 17? Too bad.

I'm 15, and I'm getting this game no matter what. The government cannot deny me my rights! ...I guess.

SlyTF1 wrote:

Blurrz wrote:Bulletstorm is a wicked game. Tons of butt humor and it's ridiculously awesome. Not 17? Too bad.

I'm 15, and I'm getting this game no matter what. The government cannot deny me my rights! ...I guess.

Yeah they can, actually. Like alcohol. Any place selling M-rated games to minors needs to see valid ID proving you're 18 years or older. This isn't a new law, mind you, it's been in place for a good long while now.

Shadowman wrote:

SlyTF1 wrote:

Blurrz wrote:Bulletstorm is a wicked game. Tons of butt humor and it's ridiculously awesome. Not 17? Too bad.

I'm 15, and I'm getting this game no matter what. The government cannot deny me my rights! ...I guess.

Yeah they can, actually. Like alcohol. Any place selling M-rated games to minors needs to see valid ID proving you're 18 years or older. This isn't a new law, mind you, it's been in place for a good long while now.

Well, there's this place near me that sells M rated games to me without any ID. It's like the underground drug dealing of video games I guess. Either way, my parents let me buy any game.

I am so going to enjoy watching reality slap you in the face when you get a little bit older.

SlyTF1 wrote:

Shadowman wrote:

SlyTF1 wrote:

Blurrz wrote:Bulletstorm is a wicked game. Tons of butt humor and it's ridiculously awesome. Not 17? Too bad.

I'm 15, and I'm getting this game no matter what. The government cannot deny me my rights! ...I guess.

Yeah they can, actually. Like alcohol. Any place selling M-rated games to minors needs to see valid ID proving you're 18 years or older. This isn't a new law, mind you, it's been in place for a good long while now.

Well, there's this place near me that sells M rated games to me without any ID. It's like the underground drug dealing of video games I guess. Either way, my parents let me buy any game.

Yeah, and they really shouldn't. Remember that talk we had in the thread about Dead Island? You're the shining example of why we shouldn't let kids play whatever they want.