If you're in a store that doesn't mainly focus on Video Games, the answer is usually yes. If you're in a store like GameStop, for example, sometimes they stop you from buying the game, and sometimes they just warn you that the game is rated M and about the content of rated M games.
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Buy a new game disc without scratches
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You Buy a set and their reallly fun or design a game with them without the set they are basically pencil toppers that rip
under 15s allowed accompanied by an adult
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.
You should either buy the game at walmart or target.
Because it's the law, most under aged child are prone to the mature content of the game before they were ready to learn about it. Therefore an adult must be present and buy the game for them. It is however illegal and often overlooked as the child will be affected by the content of game play thus expose to the hazardous content that is only known in the adult's world. An example would be in 1940, 95% of 18 years old boys have trouble and difficulties firing or killing an enemy. In 2010, about 90% 18 years old know the basic of gun handling and had no trouble killing anyone. This is one of the example of contacting the adult content too early. Thus every under aged children can't buy M rated games unless their overlooked parent buy for them.
Depends on the nature of the adult books. Are they adult adult (as in XXX rated) or just books for people with the reading level of a fully grown adult? If they are XXX rated books, then the answer is no, they cannot. If they are the other, then it is possible but not very common.
Only if the game is rated "M".
As long as you have an adult with you that is older than 17, GameStop will simply ask the adult if it is ok that you buy the game. If the adult agrees, you will be allowed to get the game.
you can get them at shopping.com, but you must be 18 +
Yes.
No, you need an adult present with you to purchase the game.
Yes, but anything higher and you'll need an adult.
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.
Many pharmacies carry them.