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 Member 617 Level 43.41 Mar 2006 
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Probably the last game my parents bought for me was FFX during the first few months of getting a PS2. They really didn't gawk at the "T" rating, but at the absurd price. God what was it. $75 some? I can't even believe that now. Now I just go get what game I want, so it's my mom that's complaining more on the money spent rather than the content. She knows I have M rated stuff, but tells me to not bring those out when guests are over with their 6 or 7 year old kids. Katamari fits the bill, unless their parents consider rolling humans in a giant ball "grotesquely violent".
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Member 617 Level 43.41 Mar 2006
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I hear SSX Tricky encourages children to recklessly try to do impossible snow boarding stunts which they go flying 230 feet in the air and try to land on a wire the diameter of sewing thread and eventually crash into the crowds. This is rated ADULTS-ONLY, without a doubt. As well, GTA: SA allows children to budget their money to buy clothes and food while "legimately" working as taxi drivers. =\
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