CVG investigates glaring loopholes in age verification
Alex writes: "I have a habit of trying to rush through games, so Dragon's Dogma 2 was a nice reminder that taking it slow isn't the end of the world."
Helldivers 2 is set to get a drivable vehicle very soon, here is a first look at it and what one can expect when it is officially released.
Ahead of its release later this month, Manor Lords has broken an impressive Steam record and become the most wishlisted game of all time.
I hate when they blame anything other than the parents who buy the games for their kids.
They are the problem they will continue to be the problem. That is the only problem aside from online purchasing which is near impossible to stop.
I'd be much happier blaming the media for not highlighting this to parents from day one instead of bleating on about GTA corrupting children.
Retailers want to make money, also the ESRB and such isn't required to sell a game. In fact publishers pay them to get a rating, to prevent this kind of backlash. If parents paid more attention to what their kids were playing (like actually playing the game themselves) maybe there would be better control and supervision. I'm not saying it's 100% the parent's fault (it's like blaming parents solely for poor children health when so much of our food is overloaded by the food industry), however there needs to be a point where both sides are doing their part
Holy crap, a boxed copy of Mad world, so the legends are true, at least one copy did sell...
This is so funny. My wife is like the most computer/gaming illiterate person in the world. She knows these ratings!