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Originally Posted by Typhoid
But you havent said why they ( FCC) make an exception for gory/ scary movies.
They are more real than any video game.
Like i said, the FCC just has issues, serious serious mental issues.
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Actually I did on an earlier post. They make an excepion because the movie industry actually makes a attempt to enforce their regulations. If you don't believe me, think about the last time you saw someone get ID'd for an R rated movie... then think about the last time you saw someone get carded at EB Games or Blockbuster for renting or buying a mature game.
I've NEVER seen anyone get carded for a game... EVER... and I know my EB Games guys by NAME.
This is the reason why the FCC would come down harder on the gaming industry, that and the fact that Congressmen like movies and tend not to play videogames
