Davie McG wrote...
@gamer_girl
It's a minority of American's that seem to think anything too risqué is evil and adult's shouldn't be allowed to see it.
As for people who argue that children might get a hold of it, as you say it's nothing new, it's not as if people under the age of 18 have never ended up seeing content they're not legally supposed to. I highly doubt that no one under 18 has seen American pie, or Pulp Fiction, or Snatch or any number of 18 rated films. Just because the potential is there for people under the legal age to see that content doesn't mean that content should be toned down or removed.
The only thing the people that make the content should consider when making their film or book or game, is their product. Not kids who sneak into their mum and dad's film stash, or parents too lazy to control the content available to their kids.
The only thing they should be worrying about is the quality of their product, if it so happens there is violence or sex or drug use depicted, then sure whack an 18 rating on there and be done with it. They shouldn't have to think about kids sneaking into their parents dvd cabinet and watching stuff they shouldn't.
They should not specifically tailor an 18 rated product to suit a group of people who shouldn't even be using said product.
If Bioware are making their game more tame because of under agers who aren't even supposed to be playing their game, then they need to get a grip.
Haha yup. They claim it isn't because of Fox News, but I dunno that I buy it haha.




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