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#1 Pel0nman
Member since 2003 • 45 Posts

Don't know why you even bother, it's just mindless killing and feeling 'powerful' over a videogame... Its fun, but if your parents care about what you play you should be thankful.

For what I've read a LOT of people here is underage and sadly the way of thinking of many just gives the ESRB more credit for trying to do something about violent games, it's not because you're stupid like someone said, but hopefully someday you will realize that you have to live your age, because when you're older you might miss those things that you did when you were younger.. People tend to live things that doesn't match their age and all of a sudden, they realize that they didn't enjoyed a lot of things that could've been enjoyed being done at the right time.

Oh and just to clarify, I do enjoy games with violence, but its better to play them when you are mature enough to understand that a game is not suitable for anyone..

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#2 Pel0nman
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I don't live in the US, but when I went there, I bought a PSP and they offered me a similar warranty, I didn't buy it.
I wouldn't recommend buying those warranties, as they don't really cover anything else besides what Nintendo can do for you.
This warranties will never replace screen scratches, not even dead pixels!!! you can see it in the manual, they say that dead pixels are 'normal' on a plasma screen, so I really don't see the point of buying a warranty that you already have with Nintendo.

And for the guy who wants him to open his DS and mess with the circuits, I think that won't work either, the moment you open your DS you lose complete warranty for it, you won't get a replacement and it won't work anymore... Maybe you should talk to a manager of eb games or directly mail nintendo, I'm sure something can be done. Good Luck!