Retailers shouldn't be to blame either. Yeah, if they sell something like GTA to a 8 year old then that's their bad. But how many of those 8 year olds have an 18 year old brother/sister/cousin/neighbor/babysitter? It's not like it's difficult for a kid to play his brothers xbox or even just sit and watch his brother play. And even if the kid plays the game, so what? If the parents have done their job properly, the kid will know stealing cars and shooting random people is a no-no and won't do it. Parents shouldn't have to constantly watch what their kids watch on TV or play, when their busy working or making dinner or whatever that can be too much to ask. What they SHOULD be doing is making sure their kids know right from wrong, making sure their kids know it's not okay to do the stuff people do in movies and making sure their kids aren't storing pipe bombs and M16s in their bedroom. (And keeping mics away from 8 year olds. I don't care if they wanna play GTA4, I just don't like the high pitched voices)
On the real topic though, any chance someone would have a trial key I could have? THis game looks really fun and I wanna try, but I don't wanna buy it only to find out it's boring.
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