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[APG]

Originally Posted by chseagle

If the PS3 was just for kids, then why are there several games ESRB-Rated: AO-M?

As a self-proclaimed gamer, I can tell you that you won't find many games rated AO on any game system. All major retail stores won't sell titles above an M rating (which was why Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas was temporary pulled off the shelves when the Hot Coffee mod was discovered and retroactively given an AO rating instead of M. Rockstar Games had to re-release the game without the mod and get re-rated an M before retailers would sell the game again). Some will even go so far as to restrict sales of M rated games to minors.

[chseagle]

What I'm meaning is that I have both a PS3 & Wii, & have some knowledge of the gaming systems.

On my PS3 I have Dante's Inferno, GTA IV, GTA IV: Episodes from Liberty City, Castlevania: Lords of Shadow, God of War Collection, & Ninja Gaiden Sigma. All have an ESRB-Rating of M.

Depending on the training the store associates have, they should automatically ask for ID when picking up M-rated games. The 2 stores I normally pick up my games from always ask for my ID when I have picked up an M-Rated game.

I have found on occasion an AO-Rated game at Walmart & GameStop.

Originally Posted by AllPurposeGamer

As a self-proclaimed gamer, I can tell you that you won't find many games rated AO on any game system. All major retail stores won't sell titles above an M rating (which was why Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas was temporary pulled off the shelves when the Hot Coffee mod was discovered and retroactively given an AO rating instead of M. Rockstar Games had to re-release the game without the mod and get re-rated an M before retailers would sell the game again). Some will even go so far as to restrict sales of M rated games to minors.

[APG]

Originally Posted by chseagle

What I'm meaning is that I have both a PS3 & Wii, & have some knowledge of the gaming systems.

On my PS3 I have Dante's Inferno, GTA IV, GTA IV: Episodes from Liberty City, Castlevania: Lords of Shadow, God of War Collection, & Ninja Gaiden Sigma. All have an ESRB-Rating of M.

Depending on the training the store associates have, they should automatically ask for ID when picking up M-rated games. The 2 stores I normally pick up my games from always ask for my ID when I have picked up an M-Rated game.

I have found on occasion an AO-Rated game at Walmart & GameStop.

Xbox 360 guy here...a majority of the games I have besides sports games are rated M games. I'm actually shocked that you found a game rated AO at Walmart. That's selling the equivalent of an X-rated movie!

Okay, that's enough off-topic for me.

[zm1283]

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by zm1283

One of you seems to be arguing USERS and the other seems to be arguing USAGE.

So, you both might be right.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

One of you seems to be arguing USERS and the other seems to be arguing USAGE.

So, you both might be right.

Either way what I said stands. The majority of the people that use have an account are older. Maybe I should do an SPSS Crosstab.

Peace

[Rich]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Either way what I said stands. The majority of the people that use have an account are older. Maybe I should do an SPSS Crosstab.

Peace

Older? You consider over 26 older?

I need to get out my walker. Get off my lawn! It hurts when I pee!

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Maybe I should do an SPSS Crosstab.

And maybe I should give a sh!t.

But I don't......