» Sat May 28, 2011 12:05 pm
I could be wrong, but from what I know the U.S. is in particular one of the countries that handles the concept of six the worst. At least when it comes to how they rate things. Where as severe violence(at least in movies) will be rated PG, six will be rated M(and if it's too detailed, it gets that one other rating I can't remember which gets the rated product banned from stores like Walmart). Again, could be wrong, but I heard Europe and/or Canada handles it far better and handles the issue of rating violence/six almost if not entirely oppositely. It's all about who's in power in the rating system-and their personal opinion. (I think someone else, however, already stated that here)
As others have said, video games are still treated as if kiddish. If following movies at all, I'm guessing this ridiculous idea will fade away and things like six and such won't be such a big deal. But in any case, I agree that the whole anti-six view opposed to anti-violence view is ludicrous. The only people disturbed by the concept of six are taught to be that way by whoever raised them-things like [censored] are traumatizing, yes, but not six itself.
It's almost amusing how the popular view-at least in the United States' media-kind of contradicts an animal's typical instincts, since those instincts involve its own and its species' survival ultimately.