They might have a law which says that you have to be 18 to buy adjust rated games, but who decides what is acceptable for a child to view, and what is not? The ESRB?
What if publishers decide to start putting their own ratings on there? And what if the stores go along with it because they want to be able to sell Grand Theft Auto 5 to anyone without fear of getting fined?
Also, the only reason the ESRB gets to rate anyhting is because retailer go along with it, and you don't need to be rated by the ESRB to sell your game online, or to sell it in stores where they don't care who rates it.
What if publishers decide to start putting their own ratings on there? And what if the stores go along with it because they want to be able to sell Grand Theft Auto 5 to anyone without fear of getting fined?
Also, the only reason the ESRB gets to rate anyhting is because retailer go along with it, and you don't need to be rated by the ESRB to sell your game online, or to sell it in stores where they don't care who rates it.