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12/14/08
I wish more people could think like this.
12/14/08
12/14/08
While I somewhat agree with this statement, I think if you take the time to play online with your kid, and raise them correctly, it should be easy to avoid this pitfall.
Also, I'm probably not going to be able to keep my child from playing games till a certain age. She's still under a year old but knows how to hold the controller correctly even though she can't reach all the buttons. It's just mimicking right now but I can see that she wants to play with daddy and it'll be hard to say no.