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I find it very funny (in lulz sense) that some countries have extensive organisations devised for deciding who gets to play video games, when and how. (All kin
by guard-of-terra 14y ago
I find it very funny (in lulz sense) that some countries have extensive organisations devised for deciding who gets to play video games, when and how.
(All kinds of age/violence ratings)
You can see their icons on games' websites, it's annoying how people get paid for making monkey faces and pretending to be important.
Don't you have any hard problems left in your society?
- AJ007 14y agoThe United States would have the same issues if it was not for the First Amendment. Businesses that fall into other categories have mind blowing layers of complex regulations. The idea that a company, or individual, would have to spend millions or tens of millions of dollars a year just to ensure that they are operating the business within the law is pretty wild. We are very fortunate indeed for the Bill of Rights. When you have armies of people whose sole life purpose is to create and enforce rules you end up with something, if it was computer code, would just crash immediately.
- guard-of-terra 14y agoWell, USA has ESRB - the mother of all monkey face builders.
- luchs 14y agoWhy 'mother'? Most of these game rating organizations seem to originate in 1994.
- guard-of-terra 14y agoLooking at wikipedia, PEGI and CERO were launched in 00-s.