Lurking009
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Calm down. There are actually lots of games available without scantily clad women, animal abuse and violence. The OP's further list of requirements is what is limiting the choices, which is not depicting anything she/he would not do in real life, and must be arcade-ish.Hi, wow; life sure has changed in the video game realm since I was a child! I grew up playing first Atari, then Collecovision which featured absolutely innocent & memorable games such as The Legend of Zelda, many versions of Super Mario Brothers, Donkey Kong, The Goonies, etc…I feel for the young kids of today, and the parents who have such sadly limited choices in choosing “age appropriate” video games for them. I think it’s absolutely ridiculous that “having trouble finding games which do not hurt animals, women, etc” is a serious issue” in this day and age. Whoever is responsible for creating these sexist, perverse, and games that hurt animals (I’m a huge animal activist) is a seriously evil f**k who needs to be held accountable for his/her irresponsible actions of purposely f**king up entire generations of kids!!
Games, just like books, can't be blamed for an entire generation of messed up kids. No one is forced to buy games for their kids. If parents choose to buy their kids games that are sexual, violent, and inappropriate, that's bad parenting and it's on them. Age ratings are there for a reason, and personal responsibility is still a thing.
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