You have to have your parent with you to buy in stores.
Also if you put a younger age it won't let you in the next tme you put in a higher age because it remmebers it try a diffrent browser.

HAHAHAHA! Like Wal-Mart is gonna card you when you go up to the counter to put down your $45.95! Yeah, suuuure!

You should be fine mate!


GD

Good. Best news I've had all day.

It was always bound to happen! Kids will still be able to buy the game if they look older. I always have done and haven't had a problem with buying any MK games.

How old are you guys anyway (honestly)

I'm over 20 so I have no problem!

i am 16 year old, they never gave me a problem when i buy MA rated games, i bought manhunt, no problem, i bought a bunch of typical violent shooting games.

plus i never go to walmart to buy games, i either go to best buy, circuit city or gamestop

Siduu101 Wrote: I'm over 20 so I have no problem!

You fo-real?

Lol

I put my age (17) on that date thing, and then the site showed up, so I don't see what's the problem with the age, well i bought mkda and gta3 before with no problem, so I don't really care

Welll screw that "18"thing ill just go to the store im going to buy Mk:d and go dere with either my parents or my bro to buy it with me.So really i have no problem

I'm one of those people in their 20's who can buy whatever they want. So this has no effect on me.

Well im 13 I'm going to pay the rest of the money for Premium edition later so when it comes out just go buy the store pick it up and leave.

Everyone is so olddd

I think more than half of us altered their age to get in there. Like Dmitch said a while ago to me, it had to be for legality issues. The sad part is that I am more mature than half of the 18+ crowd. Also I live in Ne PA, around here no one cares. A 10 year old would be able to purchase the game from EB, so I have no worries.

MK247

my brother bought mkda 2 years ago at kmart and he was only 11 and they let him purchase the game he was alone at kmart and they still let him buy the game.

Bullshit, I olready pre-ordered it and I'm 15, although I look much older. Who knows...?

DMitch Wrote: Bullshit, I olready pre-ordered it and I'm 15, although I look much older. Who knows...?

Maybe but how are you paying for the game? Credit Card? if yes, it is your father or mother that is paying for the game. That is why they don't question your age.

kodypowell Wrote: Everyone is so olddd

HEY!! I'm not old!!! Lol
I'm only 18!

I paid in cash.

MaxDam Wrote: DMitch Wrote: Bullshit, I olready pre-ordered it and I'm 15, although I look much older. Who knows...? Maybe but how are you paying for the game? Credit Card? if yes, it is your father or mother that is paying for the game. That is why they don't question your age.

lol i didnt mean it like that i just meant older than me
But i have to show i.d when i go to switch to premium becuz it verifies that i'm kody but my dad or whoever is gonna come with me when i pick it up or maybe i want need them again like for DA.

im 17 now, but i never had any problem buying MK:DA, i was 16 @ the time. i bought it at best buy though.

Well, my dad is gonna pick me up from school and come with me to GameStop anyways. I'm gonna walk 4 miles on the highway to ge there.

1st off less than half the stores really card for this kind of stuff and if you get carded unless you shop at k-mart they let you buy it at 17. I guess I don't have a problem because I work where I'm buying mine.

Oi.. Am I like.. The youngest one here?

ESRB ratings, just like the MPAA ratings and Parental Advisory stickers on CDs are selectively enforced. Sometimes, developers embrace the rating and use it as a gimmick -- Rockstar did this with State of Emergency, relying on hype and the "warning: check ID" sticker.

If a game is expected to sell out quickly in its first shipment, the retailers will likely check ID as not to alienate their older customers who are likely to spend more money more often. They don't want the people with all the cash to lose out on the last copy to a 13 year old kid who only gets to buy one video game a year.

Mortal Kombat Deception, while likely to sell well, probably won't be selling out on its first shipment, so no matter what your age you can probably walk in and buy the game. However, with the recent fuss from the UK towards Manhunt and Rockstar, some stores may be a little more nervous about selling to underage kids. The last thing EBgames or Gamestop needs is one pissed off parent that their little Bobby got his hands on MKD. If it's one of those parents with nothing better to do, the situation could snowball into something ugly.