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News Congress wants to rate your games

Discussion in 'Article Discussion' started by Da Dego, 7 Aug 2006.

  1. Da Dego

    Da Dego Brett Thomas

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  2. Veles

    Veles DUR HUR

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  3. leviathan18

    leviathan18 What's a Dremel?

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    instead loosing time in this why they dont try to educate better the children in the schools or free heatlh care or better ways to handle politics instead of war (but im in favor of the irak war at least the get rid of saddam)
     
  4. Kipman725

    Kipman725 When did I get a custom title!?!

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    erm play all the games thorugh... 1. what about games whith randomised enviroments? (what if the bushes one time you play look like boobies or something?)

    2. What about games like morrowind and oblivion that take 500hrs odd to play trough (some very very funny parts in morrowind, I'm sure the raters missed out on, sex slaves anyone?)
     
  5. DXR_13KE

    DXR_13KE BananaModder

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    this is very lame, pointless and slow, just make the game producers make a sumary of everything and a possible rating of the game and then ESRB can rate it, it is more eficient and its faster, if the game is another rating then change it at the expense of the game makers, or better yeat, each game company has a person responsible for the rating, if the rating is wrong then the fine should go to the company that maked the game.
     
  6. greensabbath

    greensabbath Got Wood?

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    this seems like another peice of crap legislation from a crap congress distracting from this issues that actually matter, namely everything else, good job guys.
     
  7. olly_lewis

    olly_lewis What's a Dremel?

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    Congress can bite me...
    But of course we all know that the combination of "violence and cleavage" is destroying the world, the American way of life, first it was the communists and their violent commie video games and now its the TERRORISTS.... god bless America and aging senators with no knowledge of electronic or video entertainment in general... saving our way of life, one piece of pointless legislation at a time.....
     
  8. yahooadam

    yahooadam <span style="color:#f00;font-weight:bold">Ultra cs

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    QFT i think

    I really think that the goverment is just too damn restrictive on games
     
  9. speedfreek

    speedfreek What's a Dremel?

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    Deadly combinations of violence and cleavage. :D

    Im certian that just about any member on this forum is more of a videogame expert than that guy.
     
  10. yahooadam

    yahooadam <span style="color:#f00;font-weight:bold">Ultra cs

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    tbh you can find them easier on the internet then in a game <_<
     
  11. Cthippo

    Cthippo Can't mod my way out of a paper bag

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    Be glad the government is doing stupid and useless things. They do less damage that way. :rolleyes:
     
  12. DXR_13KE

    DXR_13KE BananaModder

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    amen to that brother ;)
     
  13. Captain Slug

    Captain Slug Infinite Patience

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    Will never fly. They have absolutely no case concerning why the change is needed since the ESRB has moved EXTREMELY fast in the rare occurances that they need to change ratings.
    The problem right now is that almost nobody pays attention to the ratings (which ALREADY INCLUDE the content that earned it that ratings). It isn't the fault of the ESRB that parents are too lazy to bother reading the box before buying or renting the game.
     
  14. zoom314

    zoom314 Minimodder

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    Well this would only apply within the US, It would need to pass Congress, The Senate(No senate version = No bill to be signed into law) and then be signed into law by the President of the United States of America. :D

    But It's only 3 out of about 490 congressional representatives, Lets see If It has any real legs. :D :eek: :eeek:
     
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