Well, at least he's urging parents to make the decisions, so that's a plus in my book :)

Tom Corbett is always a good example of a fine state attorney general. To see him stick up for the game industry does not surprise me at all. Consumer Rights is usually his forte.

yes! common sense is making a come back!

@kurisu7885

no, some aliens kidnapped us all and put us on bizarro world. ;-)

I am glad to see a turn in the politician/game trend. I hope this direction keeps up.

@ cullarn

I'm sure the blame game will continue, they will just blame other things...

These people are starting to sound like broken records-- but in a good way, for a change!

@sidewinder

shush you!!! i told you not to ruin my world!!!!!!

Always nice to hear some positive news coming from my state.

How to be an idiot politican:
Step one: Find a media that looks like it should only be for kids and rant about it if it becomes violent to gain the soccer mom vote.
Step two: If there ARE adults that like the media, just rant about how childish they are and how they have no life, even if they do have a life.
Step 3: Keep bitching about the violent media until lovers of that certain media come and lynch you, then you will be a martyr of your beliefs.
Step 4: After your death, the media you ranted about will be either banned or is forced to be for children because the lovers of that media were violent rabid beasts and were made that way.
End of Chapter 1...

Almost makes me wish I lived in Pennsylvania. [No offense to those who do, I just don't know anything else about the state, so I wouldn't want to just up and move. :)]

Maybe they should just hook up their bandwagons or form a conga line or some-such.

Why yes AG there IS a reason the ESRB exists and puts those funny letters on the boxes of games.

Might be to late but this could almost bring back common sense.

@monkeypeaches:

I do believe it's Hershey, Pennsylvania. :P

doth my eyes deceive me or is the government doing something about parents not reading ESRB rating, nah i gotta be dreaming, or am i?

This is definitely good, a nice step forward for our right to play. I was kinda surprised to see this on here after I just saw a segment on the news about someone also endorsing the esrb rating (can't remember who), but then he gets into claiming research that proves video games turn people violent and blah blah blah.

Not to bring the mood down here, but I doubt this is going to help. If parents can't even look down and see the giant letter on the box, I highly doubt they'll pay attention to a government official. Can anyone here tell me the attorney general of their own state (other than Pennsylvanians)?

Eep. JOE Biden, III. Well, that's what I get for being too hasty in writing comments.

By George, I think he's got it! Finally, a politician who isn't bashing games. That's a refresher.

HI,

 Its really very nice to hear that the Atorny general of pennsylvania took effort to make the parents aware of the gaming rates.He asked to check the quality and the safety of the product.

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