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Message: <blockquote data-quote="XGC Coleslaw XI" data-source="post: 450002" data-attributes="member: 6">i sell video games for a living, and i know that we are very strict with the M rating at our store... most parents don't care tho... i'd say 1 in about 10 parents actually tell their 10 year olds that they can't have the M rated games.  even the parents that limit their kids still let them play call of duty and halo tho... think about it, on these games you are going to here cursing and see violence... both of which you are going to see on public tv anyway... @Jehuty online interactions are not rated by the ESRB, but that's true for all online games... I know for a fact that there is just as much lewdness/cursing/slander on "Uno" as there is on call of duty... simply because any game you play online you are going to run into bad people that hide behind the anonymity of the internet.im sure you play with a ton of 10 year olds every day and never even notice it (some of them are quiet and some don't have mics) but just like everything else, it just takes the bad few to ruin the experience for everybody.  if you meet 5 annoying 10 year olds in a night you say all of them are annoying, but in reality you prolly played with 20 that you didn't even know were younger... imo i'd rather play with/against a younger child on xbox than with a 30 year old racist (there are plenty of those too)</blockquote>

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