Dear Readers: Every year I step away from my column briefly to work on other creative projects.
I’ll be back next week. Today’s “Best of” topic from 10 years ago concerns video gaming.A new version of their favorite game just came out, and I became aware that it is rated M-Mature by the Entertainment Software Rating Board.
They are arguing that the kids have played previous versions, also rated M , therefore no harm is being done.The kids are also now angry at me for pulling the plug.Did your husband and your father start their recreational lives as very young children playing violent video games intended for adults? These adults, who are basically co-opting the kiddies in order to do battle with you, are also providing an example of adolescent gamesmanship.For more information on the Entertainment Software Rating Board’s rating system , check
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