Age restriction?

Well im 13,and when i talk...(this is mine and basically everyone elses opinion)i sound like a fat lesbian.Mature people Wont give two shits about your voice only your personality.

I Dont Really agree with bladewind on the whole parents buying them 18+ games and kids putting thier mic in their mouth and screaming QUICKSCOPE or BOOMHEADSHOT because not all people are like that,just the occasional kid yelling about penises and swastikas (by the way that was brilliant).But im a 13 year-old that has all his games 18+ and is 5 years old off the actual age you have to be for playing the 18+ game so i cant really agree with you.,i say if it keeps kids like me in school then go right ahead and buy us Gears of war,halo 3,or GTA IV.

Hopefully someone agrees with me.

Bladewind23 wrote:I say that simply because I've been hoping for one since the start, they need to actually ENFORCE the ESRB

but all the really good games are rated M

Except for Halo and Cod 4 which are 16+

Last I checked Forza 3 isn't M.... oh gawd imagine an M forza....

SilentBokChoi wrote:Well im 13,and when i talk...(this is mine and basically everyone elses opinion)i sound like a fat lesbian.Mature people Wont give two shits about your voice only your personality.

I Dont Really agree with bladewind on the whole parents buying them 18+ games and kids putting thier mic in their mouth and screaming QUICKSCOPE or BOOMHEADSHOT because not all people are like that,just the occasional kid yelling about penises and swastikas (by the way that was brilliant).But im a 13 year-old that has all his games 18+ and is 5 years old off the actual age you have to be for playing the 18+ game so i cant really agree with you.,i say if it keeps kids like me in school then go right ahead and buy us Gears of war,halo 3,or GTA IV.

Hopefully someone agrees with me.

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eaustinn36 wrote:Last I checked Forza 3 isn't M.... oh gawd imagine an M forza....

In other words, players wouldn't be banned for mature content vehicle designs, and the damage to the driver after a crash would be very realistic.

Meatshield718 wrote:

eaustinn36 wrote:Last I checked Forza 3 isn't M.... oh gawd imagine an M forza....

In other words, players wouldn't be banned for mature content vehicle designs, and the damage to the driver after a crash would be very realistic.

lol meatshield after that one SUV crash we did on Le Mans at 200mph +.... see you through the windshield

There are a lot of insanely awesome T rated and lower games though...

Don't get me started on FUEL, world record for largest playable game area ever, and the adventurous possibilities with your friends is endless and full of good times you don't want to miss.

(Sweet memories of speeding down the abandoned interstate at 130 mph and it still took us four hours to get to the other side of the map.)

(Then there was that one time that me and a friend of mine descended Mount St. Helens in dune buggies and it was storming and a huge blizzard was going on at the same time.)

Then there's forza, CNC Red Alert 3 was pretty damn good IMO, Burnout Paradise, Halo Wars was ok. Chrome Hounds was absolutely awesome, horribly underrated. DiRT 2, Frontlines Fuel of War, Test Drive Unlimited, BAJA: Edge of Control. The list just keeps going and going and going, (time to get sued by energizer).

Wow this was brought up?

I for one completly disagree with Bladewind.

Games a purely for entertainment. With ESRP they just ruing the acquireing of a game. My first ever game I can actually remember was GTA. Sure I was just a kid but shit my parent would never act like such as you described.

All in all everyone should be allow to play anything.

eaustinn36 wrote:Last I checked Forza 3 isn't M.... oh gawd imagine an M forza....

I can see that, blood splatering on the windshield everytime you crashes.

I somewhat agree and don't agree with the ESRB I mean like as long as the kids don't start imitating what they see in video games it's fine like trying to be Niko from GTA 4 would be pretty bad or it scars kids for life would be bad too. But kids do play games to pass off stress from school or relationship problems and that stuff and A LOT of kids play rated M games to maybe, I don't know FEEL MATURE. But I also agree it becomes annoying when kids or should I say my generation starts yelling "quickscoped" or "boom headshot" and I always think "come on guys this is why the sterotypes always think of my "generation" as the same when a good lot of us are actually mature and anyone feel free to argue my thought but please not to an extent where we start calling eachother out with cursing.

i agree with ESRB

Rules are for cools

I agree with jumpingsnipa sometimes I come home from school after a stressful day, loads of homework and all I feel like doing is playing GTA with my mates as it lets you do what you wouldn't normally do in real life fuck someone up with a baseball bat.

What is sad is, the mature, cooperative, well minded, nice kids are kept from playing all the M rated games while, the spoiled obnoxious "FRWEE TWENF WOBBY PLOX!!1!!@!" get the game regardless. The world is a mature place, you can't censor that FCC or ESRB. What is damaging to kids is poor parenting, not video games. Look at JessieSlaughter , she gets picked on by a few trolls about her "nude" pictures and goes into an emotional break down. The parents should be stopping kids from buying M rated games, not gamestop. The parents should decide when they should introduce their kid into the world, hence the word "parenting." If parent taught their kids what the world is about, they will end up much better rounded off than if they are tossed into society with no direction.
Also, Bladewind, CNC Red Alert 3 sucked. The 2nd one was beast and the first one was fun and pretty cool.

ABigSoggy Wafle wrote:What is sad is, the mature, cooperative, well minded, nice kids are kept from playing all the M rated games while, the spoiled obnoxious "FRWEE TWENF WOBBY PLOX!!1!!@!" get the game regardless. The world is a mature place, you can't censor that FCC or ESRB. What is damaging to kids is poor parenting, not video games. Look at JessieSlaughter , she gets picked on by a few trolls about her "nude" pictures and goes into an emotional break down. The parents should be stopping kids from buying M rated games, not gamestop. The parents should decide when they should introduce their kid into the world, hence the word "parenting." If parent taught their kids what the world is about, they will end up much better rounded off than if they are tossed into society with no direction.
Also, Bladewind, CNC Red Alert 3 sucked. The 2nd one was beast and the first one was fun and pretty cool.

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