@Sefrix@yeah_28I second that. One time I went to the movies with some friends to see Saw 3, one of my female friends brought over her 5 year old daughter to the movie, because she couldn't find a babysitter that day... (you know what happened next), poor little girl was crying like hell and the expresion of true fear in her face was something I will never forget and I will never do to my children ever.
Keep the innocence of the children the most you can.
@PixelAddict better said: "38 percent of survey respondents said they give a sh*t of the ratings service provided by the Entertainment Software Ratings Board (ESRB) and still buy the game anyways. On top of this, 33 percent of adults surveyed said they buy the games so that way their children would leave them f*cking alone and stop bothering them while they do no pareting at all."
@SoreThumbsBillBeing baptized as a child doesn't mean you're a Christian, it means your parents are Christians therefore they wanted you to be one as well.
Practicing the religion throughout your life then classifies you as Christian, Muslim, Buddhist, whatever.
That's why i reject to answer any of these surveys, they only care about numbers, no matter what variables may be present, they make questions so closed which nowadays is almost impossible to figure all the variables from a simple "select one from A to D"
@Naylord I recommend keeping your PS3 about a year and a half, in the mean time, save your money, watch some reviews of the upcoming platforms and make your choice. I don't know what M$ will offer but surely won't surpass Sony's announcement
“With the next Xbox, you supposedly have to have an Internet connection, and the discs are watermarked, whereby once played on one console it won’t play on another,"
I believe it will require most of the time (around 90%) an internet connection, but the second statement (discs are watermarked) hope not become true.... It would be digging your own grave M$
@surppo It seems very weird but talking about politics and religion in movies or books are not taboo, BUT when you do in a videogame (which is also art) is automatically defined as taboo -.- I really loved MGS 3 for the political aspect of the game and the nuclear menace, it made the game HAVE SENSE, instead of shooting zombies or demons for no reason.
Sure, no government wants to see a game that talks about how bad they did or are doing while in charge, but we are in a world of free speech, a world were people can say what they're thinking, but instead the governments want to shut these people down because they are afraid of us to know the atrocities they have done.
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