It's official...GAMES HAVE BEEN BANNED IN YOUR COUNTRY...

[Blatherscythe]

They gave us guns for a reason... What's this persons name? I need one to scratch in a bullet...

 

[Guffe]

You know, nothing much. Piracy and buying stuff from Ebay... I can always buy it as something else ^^

 

[Roofstone]

I guess I would..break the law.

 

[TwitchierGuitar]

I'd get all of my friends, half of them are on the other side of the US right now, courtesy of the military... (just kidding, Military, I know I'll be in the same prdicamant in about another four years...), We'd get all of our big, shiny, pointy, and dangerous objects, and we'd track the person responsible down. And since this a GAMING COMMUNITY, I'm sure there's at least 3,000 more people out there with the same Idea.

 

[ecoho]

If games were banned in general, I'd do what any American patriot would do: revolt. Worse still, I was raised in Texas, which gives me a historical 66% success rate at revolution.

yes and i beleave you would have the backing of the state of wyoming witch means every gun ever made would be at your disposal not to mention at least 200k very well trained marksmen and a shit ton of money

 

[Dango]

I would get over it pretty quickly, after all, despite my love for video games, I still have friends and anime.

 

[The Unworthy Gentleman]

Go for the V for Vendetta style; buy a set of Guy Fawkes masks and blow up parliament.

 

[ReaperzXIII]

There is another more extreme method we have failed to mention...


WEAPONIZE 4CHAN's /b/!!!

I know it is extreme but there may be no other way, they shall troll until we have victory

 

[YourlocalPCsnob]

If something really tyrannical like this were to happen, Texas would secede and proceed with liberating nearby territories. With something around 90% of foreign oil coming through the port of Houston, I don't think we could lose.

 

[King of the Sandbox]

Wellll... considering gamers can't even make a boycott stick....

true that:
how many people bought left 4 dead 2?

I didn't.

Also, I'd join the underground video game resistance, obviously.

 

[Timotheus]

I would probably hide my games and a computer that is not connected to the internet in our basement and continue to play. Laws are for the people, not to oppress it! Getting games may be hard, but I'd find a way and even if it is hiding them in yellow suitcases and paying some punks to run over the rooftops to deliever them while being chased by authority.
Yes, I know the truth about that game.

 

[Jack Nettle]

It's a proven fact that ever since the popularity of video games sky-rocketed, violent acts of crime have dropped dramatically. Banning games would just cause problems...

 

[The Bum]

Wake up/Move, FAST

 

[Vhite]

F*ck my county. Im going home. Oh wait...

 

[cystemic]

well piracy is about to become 20 million times as popular

 

[Icehearted]

I'd be a game smuggler. Probably importing a lot of 100% uncut Japanese product to the west coast, and I'd keep it there unless the east coast game families try moving in on my turf. Speakeasy arcades, guys on street corners pushing PSP product, hell, I'd even sell it to kids. I don't care about that shit, it's just bid'ness.


This is what happens when I post after bedtime.←

 

[Segadroid]

Time to hit a nice graysuit and elect for president I guess. Personally though, if they ever really did do that I'd be sniping the man responsible.

 

[Shemming]

Probably go outside and try this 'exercise' thing i hear lots about, i mean go like in like direct sunlight *shudders*[sub]gah its scary even thinking about it.[/sub]

 

[peduncle]

All games, or juust video games? because as long as i still get to play chess, i'm okay