I remember at E3 a couple years ago covering the new Playboy game.  I kept thinking to myself that I couldn't believe this game was actually being developed.  Yet here we are several years later and just how far have we grown as an industry regarding adult material in gaming?  Sure violence has grown but the industry "almost" makes it perfectly clear that adult sexual content has no place in a game.  The ESRB will automatically rate a game with such content as AO which means no big market retailer will carry the game for sale.  However gamers are not given the choice to play a game with this type of content simply because no one will develop or even release it for a major console.  As the age of the average gamer increases just how far can we go with violence and adult content.  It's ok to go see a movie with explicit scenes in the theater if you're over 18 but you don't have that choice in gaming.  Is it really an unintentional censorship enforcing gaming that doesn't exist in other forms of entertainment? 

I think the ESRB should re-evaluate the system.  I mean, what does Mature even mean anymore?  Shouldn't people who are "mature" be able to see violent or sexual content?  Even the sexual content in these games was more implied than anything, scenes you could defiantly watch in a PG-13 movie.  I saw "Don't Mess with the Zohan" with my two nieces and watching Adam Sandler screw old women was pretty uncomfortable to watch with them.  If they can see that and no one gives a darn about the PG-13 label than why should video-games have to abide by this double standard?

I think its edgy to have sexual content in the games. Had it been 10 years ago then it wouldn't have been acceptable but nowadays its sells.

SEX plays a mojor role in our lives ,actually sex is permitted to certain access  but it is now spearding to sex involment videogames also,this is to be seriously taken& bring .........................................

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