Re: Nerd Boy, episodes 135-143
From Johannes 'Joey' Rössel <joh...@web.de>
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· 3 Jan 2002 22:06 · View full thread
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> it's plain stupid. why is the majority of players not allowed to play > those games cause a minority can't deal with them It's still our history and for my part it's ok to put them on the 'index' by the BPjS (though their decisions are sometimes ... a bit strange (Blood II is still not forbidden; 'Serious Sam' is for players aged 16 or older, but the US version of 'Half-Life' is indexed as well as Q3 (well with Q3 I can understand it)). Joey
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