We already have a rating system that clearly labels every single thing that’s in the game and states its desired audience on the front cover. You also have a lot of games that include settings within the game options to disable “violence”. So it is up to the parent whether they allow their child to play those games or not. It should not be up to the law to make that decision for the parent of their OWN child. Its not hard for a parent to control what games their kids are playing, parents can easily look on their child’s computer or what game is in the console or observe them.
Yes Nurayz I realize you and I both are of age, however, you have to think if you were a child being affected by this or whether your kids will be affected by this.