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There are rules and regulations about violence, and obscenity and violence. If the rules say that kids under 18 can't buy a game with violence, then that means a lot of sales can be lost if a game includes violence. Sure some kids have parents who will buy games for them that they aren't allowed to buy for themselves, but a lot more kids just miss out, and those are lost potential sales. When people complain about kids playing adult rated games, gamers say the fault is with the parents who buy the games for the kids, and I think the gamers are right. Which means kid sales for adult games are rightly lost. 1c probably (I don't strictly speaking know this, but it's easy to guess) cannot afford the lost sales of SoW being an adults only game. |
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Igo Kiu.
those children who play IL-2 Sturmovik 1946? how many children playing FSX? how many kids playing at f16 falcon? those children who play lock-on or blak shak? my answer'................ very few. child prefers a more 'play an arcade game than a simulator. The simulator for a child and boring, there are many things to learn. Children want the fun direct children not studying books or manuals to learn a simulator. you remember the series of GTA games? (Gran Theft Auto). was prohibited to anyone under 18. GTA has lost market but has gained much more '. most adults buying GTA for their sun. To IL-2 example I play online 'meeting for adult professionals or even real pilots and rarely play online with a child-IL2 Sturmovik. The average age 'for the play-2 was 19 28 or 30 or 32 even 60 or 40. |
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