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TalkBack / RE: Violent Videogame Bills Introduced in California
« on: January 06, 2004, 03:32:43 PM »
I can't see this bill passing now that the terminater himself is governer of my fair state. Movies used to have to adhere to strict rules about violence, language etc. Then they came out with a rating system and producers were free to make whatever they wanted. Why do videogame producers not have the same treatment now that it has ratings? Could there be a prejudice against these "childs toys"? Frankly that is how these politicians see them...Toys.
And No limit, I hate widscreen because I like to see more than one half of it. I have a forty inch TV. What is the point if I can only see 25 inces? It is a waste of money, power and technology (this prejudice will probably leave if I ever get a Widescreen TV or projecter system that my dad hints at wanting). Mouse, that picture should have the widescreen picture about 1/5 the size it is. I would love widescreen if it was really that big and cool, but it isn't. It shriks my screen and limits the overall viewing area (the screen does not get any wider, just shorter).
And No limit, I hate widscreen because I like to see more than one half of it. I have a forty inch TV. What is the point if I can only see 25 inces? It is a waste of money, power and technology (this prejudice will probably leave if I ever get a Widescreen TV or projecter system that my dad hints at wanting). Mouse, that picture should have the widescreen picture about 1/5 the size it is. I would love widescreen if it was really that big and cool, but it isn't. It shriks my screen and limits the overall viewing area (the screen does not get any wider, just shorter).
