Grand Theft Knowledge
In roughly two weeks, Grand Theft Auto IV will be hitting shelves. I cannot wait to bust-a-cap on the first next-generation version of the ever popular game. I’m sure my wife will be thrilled to find out about the upcoming release of GTA IV. She was especially excited when Halo 3 hit. Of course, the game will be surrounded by scrutiny from the parents who think the game is too violent and not appropriate for their innocent child. My suggestion to all those parents is to do some fucking research about the products your children want. I would guess that most parents would not allow their children to watch R rated movies. Parents should have absolutely no reason to complain about the mature nature of video games when they no clue about what their children are asking for. Let’s be honest, if I asked my parents to buy me a video game in this day in age, they would have no idea what they were buying. In fact, I can remember my parents rushing out to the store the day before Christmas because they realized they bought wrong toy or gadget that I wanted for Christmas. I’m willing to bet that most parents understand movie ratings and that is the reason why video games now have ratings. Read the box! The game is intended for mature audiences like me. Let’s just hope that some parents have learned a lesson in product knowledge from the last Grand Theft Auto mishap that exposed gamers to sex laden mini game that was hidden by the game developers until some hackers discovered it. Oops. The bottom line is simple, I want to be able to purchase the game before it is temporarily removed from shelves so the developers can water down the mature nature of the game.
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