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Kailthir on 05/03/2012, 01:09 AM - viewMy point is perfect, and you blundered right into it.
Using your argument, we can't have anything in games which is inappropriate for children, as the reality is they have access to them all. So, any game which is rated above 12 (or whatever) must automatically be censored to child-friendly levels or outright banned.
But of course, we don't do that, because all but a vocal minority realise that such actions would be ridiculous. We have GTA on the shelves even knowing some kids will end up playing it, and we could have uncensored Tera too.
As for your other points, it would be hard to attack EME for distributing porn if, as you say, video games don't get the strictly enforced ratings porn gets. Is it material which must be regulated, or isn't it.
"trying to justify putting an overly sexual theme in a game where it's not needed" - Nothing in any game is needed. It's entertainment. No justification is needed other than people want it there or (in the case of localisation) that it was in the original. You could make this same fail argument about literally anything in any game.
Also - nudity isn't inherently sexual.
Not every state or local follow the esrb, after all it's a suggestion. It's not like the MPA that rates movies. There was a lawsuite about a year ago on this. Video games ratings can not be mandatorly enforced.
So yes in alot of places a child younger than 17 could purchase the game and a game card and play it. Even a child of 17 isn't allowed to purchase anime porn.There are laws you know. i seriously doubt that EME would want to get sued and fined and maybe some jail time for distributing porn to a minor. You know as well as I do that would happen.
So your point is kinda moot. You are just trying to justify putting an overly sexual theme in a game where it's not needed.
Using your argument, we can't have anything in games which is inappropriate for children, as the reality is they have access to them all. So, any game which is rated above 12 (or whatever) must automatically be censored to child-friendly levels or outright banned.
But of course, we don't do that, because all but a vocal minority realise that such actions would be ridiculous. We have GTA on the shelves even knowing some kids will end up playing it, and we could have uncensored Tera too.
As for your other points, it would be hard to attack EME for distributing porn if, as you say, video games don't get the strictly enforced ratings porn gets. Is it material which must be regulated, or isn't it.
"trying to justify putting an overly sexual theme in a game where it's not needed" - Nothing in any game is needed. It's entertainment. No justification is needed other than people want it there or (in the case of localisation) that it was in the original. You could make this same fail argument about literally anything in any game.
Also - nudity isn't inherently sexual.
Edited by: Crumplecorn
about 1 year ago