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  Armed Rebel | November 23, 2007
  Don't you only have to be 17 for an M rated game? 17 < 18 so no surprise.
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  Final Blade | November 23, 2007
  Still who gives a shit about Jack Thompson im freaking tired of these articles. He's a Psycho and will get what he deserves. No surprise really. I bet the parents buy them the games without reading it.
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  Chad and Protoman | November 23, 2007
  jack thompson is queer and any way there is a loop hole to this its called EBAY! there is no way to keep track of somebodys age on ebay a little kid could have a ebay account i dont think there is an age you have to be to have an account as long as you follow the rules and dont cause problems
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    Final Blade | November 23, 2007
    You can have an account but you need a credit card, being paypal or sometimes you can get a money order but still i get what you mean though.
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  Dance Floor Killah | November 23, 2007
  Pft. I bought all of my 360 games, and whenever I want a new game, I just ask my mom to come in with me because it's usually rated M. It's no surprise that kids get to higher rated games. It's simple.
  
  Jack Thompson can kiss my ass.
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  Kinetic | November 23, 2007
  This isn't a suprise at all really. I blame it on the parents.
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  BANDITO ATTACK | November 23, 2007
  every eb games, and gamestop i've ever bought an M rated game from asks for ID.
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  Solid Snake 4Life | November 23, 2007
  hey it all depends if the child can handle it. before i could legally buy GTA i got my dad to buy it. (well he also loves the series)
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  Pinkrhyno | November 23, 2007
  They never ask for ID from me, I'm 14 years old damnit.
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  Final Blade | November 23, 2007
  Who in the hell thumbs me down. I know what ebay is all about i do have an account and i get most of my stuff there. Stop thumbing down good posts.
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  Pedigree | November 24, 2007
  Why is it that people, specifically the government, always blame the game for being so inconsiderate about the community? It's the game stores that they need to put pressure on. No matter how much game developers adjust their games, games intended for mature guys will still be sold to young ones. It's all because of capitalism.
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  Klunk | November 25, 2007
  Are you actually suprised?? It's not as if they're never going to play them
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  Nath | December 02, 2007
  I've played M games since an extremely young age (killed my first Nazi at 4 in Wolfenstein 3D) and I don't consider myself worse off. I'm not surprised at this either. The parents need to buy it for them.