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Game Industry Reacts to FTC Secret Shopper Survey

Mar 31, 2006 07:03

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So much for Jacks crusade yukimurasanada March 31 2006, 13:02:10 UTC

Looks like the industry may have all the anti gamers beat shortly. With this validation by the FTC, we now have evidance that the self regulation efforts of the game industry are rapidly improving. However, I do have a question ( ... )

Re: So much for Jacks crusade liveordie2 March 31 2006, 13:04:14 UTC

I agree with you there.

Re: So much for Jacks crusade yukimurasanada March 31 2006, 13:10:06 UTC

Thanks.

No offense but, your avatar.

UBER CREEPPY!!!

LOL, good night.

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Re: So much for Jacks crusade tollwutig March 31 2006, 13:49:08 UTC

Yeah i wonder if they check that. I think that should be the standard no the ticket sale.

Re: So much for Jacks crusade poet_ninja March 31 2006, 14:57:35 UTC

My local theater double-checks tickets on R-rated movies at the theatre door.

Darned if I know what they employ those guys for while the movie is actually running, but hey.

Re: So much for Jacks crusade acroamatis March 31 2006, 19:29:40 UTC

At Famous Players, at any rate, they make sure that your ticket corresponds to the theatre you're entering. And they're very careful about age stuff. (Though my Grade 9 class went to see an NC-17 movie - Shakespeare in Love.)

Re: So much for Jacks crusade gatz111085 March 31 2006, 20:39:15 UTC

that was NC-17? I thought it was only R.

Re: So much for Jacks crusade beacon80 March 31 2006, 20:02:50 UTC

I used to work at a movie theater, and while I can't promise this is what always happens, but here is what's supposed to happen. If you try to buy a ticket for a movie you can't see, then buy a ticket for one you can, the ticket they give you will be marked (Our theater would print stars around the title). This mark tells the ticket collector to watch which theater the customer goes into.

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