What would you do?

[Eggsnham]

What would you do if your countries government just up and decided to outlaw videogames?

 

[TheLastCylon]

I'd try and find out their reasoning for doing so.

 

[Frankydee]

I probably wouldn't lose much sleep over it.

 

[Omikron009]

I'd be pretty pissed, and I'd want to know why. But thankfully, that won't happen to me because I don't live in Australia. BA-ZING!

 

[Monkfish Acc.]

Start a protest, or join one if one has already been started.
And if they didn't listen, I'd probably just move or something.
Not before kicking a random government official in the nads, though.

 

[Roxas1359]

I'd try and find out their reasoning for doing so.

This and if I couldn't find out why I'd go to the people who probably did this. Michael Atkinson and Jack Thompson I'm coming for you.

 

[Robert632]

play them anyway. it's not like i'd have anything better to do. other then tv, books, the internet, sports, or friends. other then those options, though, i'd have nothing to do.

 

[Sassafrass]

I'd kill them all.
Or just hate them even more then usual.

 

[KillerH]

get elected, change law back to normal, sleep. Repeat as necessary

 

[rockingnic]

I would become a criminal.

 

[Pimppeter2]

Invade France.

I could play games there, not to mention slay frenchmen

 

[skyfire_freckles]

This sort of happened to me when the my community college banned any kind of gaming in the student lounge. No more bridge, spades or hearts, no more magic the gathering or other crappy collectible card games it spawned, no more tabletop rpg.

My friends got all pissed but didn't want to do anything, so I went up to the enforcer and asked: where did this rule come from, why was it enacted and what can I do about it? She told me, and I told my friends, 'look, if you want to do something about it, this is what to do.' and then I started playing something else, somewhere else. They petitioned the student body and stuff, but nothing ever came of it.

So I guess if video games were outlawed, I would play something else, or move out of the country.

 

[dmase]

I'd keep a handgun strapped to the back of my ps3... cold dead hands... I don't think that needs further explanation.

 

[War Penguin]

Either move to England, assuming that video games aren't illegal there, too, or read a book.

 

[skyfire_freckles]

This sort of happened to me when the my community college banned any kind of gaming in the student lounge. No more bridge, spades or hearts, no more magic the gathering or other crappy collectible card games it spawned, no more tabletop rpg.

My friends got all pissed but didn't want to do anything, so I went up to the enforcer and asked: where did this rule come from, why was it enacted and what can I do about it? She told me, and I told my friends, 'look, if you want to do something about it, this is what to do.' and then I started playing something else, somewhere else. They petitioned the student body and stuff, but nothing ever came of it.

So I guess if video games were outlawed, I would play something else, or move out of the country.

What was the reason?

We were loud.

Apparently, people were trying to study in there, and there were complaints. Which should have been ignored, because our cc has a huge library with comfy chairs, computers, and several rooms bigger than our lounge where they could study in a group without having to be quiet. No one wants to leave gamers anything.

 

[gbemery]

Invade France.

I could play games there, not to mention slay frenchmen

Is there nothing invading France CAN'T solve?

OP: I would go to Fox "News" and start a killing spree smearing "Press X to not Die" on the walls in blood.

 

[Jark212]

Overthrow the Government. Not about video games but about censorship in general...

 

[Nigh Invulnerable]

I would become a criminal.

Super Mario playing rebels of the world unite?

 

[SD-Fiend]

hide them put my games under the shed in the back and consoles under the porch

 

[Instant K4rma]

I'd go to Canada. I live in Michigan, so I'm quite close already.