There's no such thing as a "rated R" game in the US. The closest ESRB ratings equivalent to an MPAA "R" rating for a movie would probably be M.
It's not actually a crime for a retailer to sell or rent an M-rated game to someone under 17, or an AO-rated game to someone under 18. Most retailers do have a policy of voluntarily abiding by the ESRB ratings, though, and it can be difficult to find a place that's willing to incur the potential wrath of parents by selling M or AO games to children.
In summary, the short answer is: you don't. Ask your parents to buy it for you. The game shop will happily sell such a game to your dad, and what he then does with it is up to him.
Certainly; an adult can buy a game for you if the adult so chooses.
no... Unless the person selling the games is an idiot. You have to be 17+ to buy or sell a rated M video game.
Probably not the games are fun and all but they use crude language there is blood nudity the ESBR gives the ratings for a reason
Talk to your parents.
you can get them at shopping.com, but you must be 18 +
The top rated Princess video game would be Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey. This game is on the Nintendo Wii. You can buy this game from Best Buy and possible Wal-mart.
you can buy video games but i don't no where
Game stores buy their video games from the video game manufacturer's company.
No, they only buy back video games and video game equipment.
Buy E rated games instead of T or M rated games.
People who buy video games.
they buy them
They all buy games its just who has the money
No