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What, so they're basically banning M-rated games from being sold to people under 18? And what, may I ask, is exactly wrong with this?
If the kid wants the game bad enough, the parents will get it for him anyway.
I work at a movie theater, and we don't let people under 17 into R-rated movies, unless they're with a parent or legal guardian (which isn't easy to prove, but you can normally tell if the kid is with his/her parent or just a friend that's over 18). People don't seem to have a problem with this rule, so why is prohibiting the sales of M-rated games to underaged people bad?
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