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Tech_Boy · 28-07-2004, 23:54

first, he should go down for a long time, possibly the rest of his life.

second, the game is rated 18, so what was a 17 year old doing with it? he must have had it for a while to be "obsessed" with it, so if the game is responsible for making him kill, then the shop that sold him the game must share the responsibility, and the liability.

everyone is so quick to point the finger at game studios, but no one ever seems to care about the idiots who sell these 18 rated games to, well lets face it MINORS!
If the shops selling these games took a little bit of care in who they sell to, and if PARENTS, oh yes lets not for get them, took an interest in what their children are doing then it could well be a far different situation.

Ok rant over.

Peace Out.
Tech_Boy

28-07-2004, 23:54	#8
Tech_Boy Inactive Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Swansea Age: 51 Services: Inhumations, for the right price Posts: 517	Re: Game causes Murder first, he should go down for a long time, possibly the rest of his life. second, the game is rated 18, so what was a 17 year old doing with it? he must have had it for a while to be "obsessed" with it, so if the game is responsible for making him kill, then the shop that sold him the game must share the responsibility, and the liability. everyone is so quick to point the finger at game studios, but no one ever seems to care about the idiots who sell these 18 rated games to, well lets face it MINORS! If the shops selling these games took a little bit of care in who they sell to, and if PARENTS, oh yes lets not for get them, took an interest in what their children are doing then it could well be a far different situation. Ok rant over. Peace Out. Tech_Boy