How to let parents buy you games

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tEnNiS_mAsTeR_7

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I may sound like a nOOb 14 year old, but my parents don't really like me to have Teen or Mature games with shooting in them. Do you guys know any ways i could get them to let me buy them? I've had my brothers buy me some but i still need FTB2, MoH, and Killzone Liberation. Any tips or ideas would be great
 
Well first and foremost, I'd like to welcome you to our site and hope you have a good time while here :). About getting your parents to get you those games. Bring up something educational about each game. For example, Medal of Honor games are great when it comes to learning about WWII and the different battles that took place. It might come in handy in history class later on. ;)
 
ah good times, good times

some tricks iv used are getting siblings to purchase them for you, getting a random adult in the mall to get it for u (sometimes u will have to pay up to them, but w/e) or buy them at F.Y.E.

cause they dont card or anything. i heard stories of people buying.....adult films there before.

and i agree with strubes, welcome to game addiction ;)
 
thanks. I've tried the educational card but it still doesn't work. Im gonna go for the sneaky approach. There's a pet supply store right next to one of our gamestops, while she's in there i might run into gamestop, buy the games, put them in the car and then go back into the pet store
 
If it came down to it, you could always buy the games, stick an E rated cover in front of the M one. ^_^ Or buy them from someone and have them sent to you like that.

EDIT: Aww heck I'm a graphic artist and I could easily make production quality inserts to fool the Parental lol. (Im 24 though) You know, like reprint the Killzone cover with an E rating haha.
 
ha, thanks for the help. I take graphic designs and everything and i would be able to make one too. I'm sure yours would be like,a billion times better though. lol, i might do it with socom or something. Thanks for the idea
 
tEnNiS_mAsTeR_7 said:
thanks. I've tried the educational card but it still doesn't work. Im gonna go for the sneaky approach. There's a pet supply store right next to one of our gamestops, while she's in there i might run into gamestop, buy the games, put them in the car and then go back into the pet store
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Do they let you watch any R rated movies? You could explain that it is like that.
 
Well, being a parent and all, I too cannot see your case on the M rated games. However you said that you are 14. Last I checked, that ended witha "teen." So I cannot see your parent's case on those.

I know with my kids, they'll have to show some maturity and tell what is acceptable behaviour before they venture into the M rated games. That way they'll have no excuse if they do soemthing stupid at school and try to blame it on videogames...
 
yea, they let me see 300, Borat, Little Miss Sunshine, Gladiator, stuff like that. Idk, i guess they just think games are more interactive or something and they think since im shooting people in a game im gonna pull out a .12 gage on some kid at school? cause that's totally plausible?
 
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