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I dont understand what these parent groups want out of the ESRB and retailers. There are kids getting into R-rated movies all the time, and its been like that for a long time. How come we still dont hear complaints about that? I think its much easier

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The Parents Television Council did its own undercover work to see how many retailers would sell their underage shoppers M-rated games. The group’s findings, unsurprisingly, do not echo the good news the FTC gave the industry in May. Read More…

The Parents Television Council did its own undercover work to see how many retailers would sell their underage shoppers M-rated games. The group's findings, unsurprisingly, do not echo the good news the FTC gave the industry in May. Read More...