[QUOTE="DevilishStyles"][QUOTE="jad206"][QUOTE="penpusher"] might be like that in america but in the uk if a games age restricted its illegal to sell to or buy for anyone under that age....but some peeps dont get it How do they know that you are buying it for them and not yourself? There is no proof. Exactly what i was going to ask. They can't obviously! Same with buying dvds or booze. Unless you've got the kid with you and after you buying it are like "Okay here you go son" giving the kid the rated 18 game. Depends on how sly you are. Obviously if someone buying for a person underage gives the person that they are buying the game for their game outside the shop and down the road a bit, the people in the shop isn't going to know about it.
I've witnessed a mother trying to buy her son a game who was very young, a game which was very voilent. The person speaking to her advised her not to buy it for her son and the worker actually refused her sale after that. I was pretty shocked although sometimes someones gotta notify the parents on how bad games nowadays can be,
Can I just ask on how many people think that age restrictions on games are just getting ignored?
I personally think that parents are just ignoring the age restrictions that are set on games and still buying games that are like rated 15/18 and buying them for their 10 year old kids.
I know that I have asked my parents for games in the past that I should not of gotten but now that I've gotten older I have come to realise what a problem this is becoming.
I went to a midnight release, waited hour and a half for it, drove home played it for about and hour and a half and then tiredness kicked in after being awake for 20 hours. Got 5-6 hours sleep and been playing it all today and have just completed it :)
After having a recent discussion with a friend, I was actually wondering on how many of us trade in our games.
With the valid point of "whats the point of keeping a game if you never play it no more" and also "the developers won't get the money if someone buys it second hand, it only goes to the retailer that they're buying it from" I can not come to a conclusion on whether trading in is good or bad.
So in this post, I want you lot to say whether you think its good or bad (or both) and why you think that.
Saying that if you play the matches that you dont like maybe cause you don't think your good enough on them, then you might improve if you stick with it?
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