It's funny that you phrase it that way.stvnorman wrote:There's a couple of kids in his class that have the new CoD. I'm fairly sure the parents wouldn't dump a copy of Cannibal Holocaust on them, but this is just a game...
In Australia earlier this year, K-mart, after a bit of consumer outrage, decided to pull GTA V from there shelves, and now do not even sell videogames at all anymore (mostly because they weren't turning profit on it more than "moral outrage").
And the thing is, GTA V was advertised in their print catalogue in the kids toys section, complete with the game cover with the R18+ rating on the packaging, so there was no mistaking that it wasn't appropriate for children.
I live in a very odd country...
