Quote:In an effort to stop retailers from selling mature games to minors, the UK government has revamped their video game age rating system ensuring that this type of thing no longer happens.

Full Story: Video Standards Council To Handle Game Ratings In Europe

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Is this gonna change anything? I don't think so because parents don't even look at the rating of the game. If they did I bet there would be less kids playing on online multiplayers.

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(May 11, 2012 01:51:11 PM)hunterslasher13 Wrote:  Is this gonna change anything? I don't think so because parents don't even look at the rating of the game. If they did I bet there would be less kids playing on online multiplayers.

It seems they're hoping the "major awareness campaign" will fix that.

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Selling a game to a minor can get you sent to prison...Hm...a bit harsh for my tastes...I mean, it's a threatening punishment that retailers would hate, but the bigger problem is the parents, and they need to be punished if they ignorantly buy a mature game for their children.

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