Where Politics And Video Games Collide

"# Demontestament Says:
April 30th, 2008 at 10:19 am

He claims to be a vet of the business yet nobody knows what projects he has worked on. Sounds like someone form the anti video game bandwagon is going to try a new tactic and claim they used to be in the business so they can claim all games are porn. Thus ensuring their argument will now be valid.

“They should be putting this stuff behind the counter so that the adults that want it can come in and ask for it”

Never been in a Gamestop or EB before have you Mr. Veteran?"

I was wondering about that as well. If "all games" are porn, then wouldn't that make the games he makes at Grand Design porn as well? I can't imagine all 100 versions of Mario as being porn, but hey maybe what the princess's dress is porn? However, this is likely one of the same groups that think the women in the Sports Illustrated swimsuit magazine is considered porn as well.

Yeah, Gamestop has all of there games behind the counter. Walmart has them locked behind glass(most of them at least), so you have to get a worker just to touch the box. This guy obviously must not buy games often.

On a sidenote, he doesn't know bookstores very well and how magazines like Playboy are stored(unless its just the company I work for is different). The store I work for all the "adult" magazines are located with all the other magazines, just higher up then all the rest. I find it funny that books on sexuality are not shrink wrapped and contain just as much nudity if not more then the magazines and are located in a place where kids could easily read them(and they likely do, since we had to move the section away from where an employee could keep an eye on it because some church said they were going to boycott us if we didn't get rid of it).