Son, this game is rated M for mature.

If I said I like watching Star Wars with my kids, you wouldn't bat an eye. Yet in it there's a lot of people getting gunned down, chopped up, and eaten alive. If I say I play a game where the bad guy aliens just fall down after getting shot, suddenly here comes the "it's not appropriate" comments.

I took that as Cody was giving you a reason for why y'all wouldn't be playing split screen. e.g. "Little Blue, we can't play this game together on split screen because it's rated M." Correct me if I'm wrong, Mr. Miller.

- CC

Dad: "sorry, we can't play together, this game is rated M"

Kid: "okay, I'll just go watch cinemax in the other room while you play"

Cinemax: [sax intensifies]

I guess blue's kids would pretty much laugh on his face if he said that to them.

Hell, they've played with us a few times. That's a lot worse than your average M rate. :p

Psh, as if blue's kids are even rated T themselves.

So if you bought and downloaded the digital copy, could you run it on two boxes? Your spouse/kid/friend plays on the "Home Box" that doesn't require you to be logged in, and then you play on another box that is connected to LIVE?

Sadly Destiny requires you to be on XBox Live, so that wouldn't work. I do believe however that if you buy two copies you should be able to play on both within the same household with only one subscription to XBL. I could be completely wrong though.

Son, this game is rated M for mature.

If I said I like watching Star Wars with my kids, you wouldn't bat an eye. Yet in it there's a lot of people getting gunned down, chopped up, and eaten alive. If I say I play a game where the bad guy aliens just fall down after getting shot, suddenly here comes the "it's not appropriate" comments.

I took that as Cody was giving you a reason for why y'all wouldn't be playing split screen. e.g. "Little Blue, we can't play this game together on split screen because it's rated M." Correct me if I'm wrong, Mr. Miller.

- CC

Dad: "sorry, we can't play together, this game is rated M"

Kid: "okay, I'll just go watch cinemax in the other room while you play"

I have one real-life friend who will need convincing to play Destiny.

Now I'll never able to convince him to...

you convince him by making him watch you play, then he gets jealous and buys his own :)

My wife and I are now going to have to have two copies of Destiny. More $$ for Bungie, but it makes me an unhappy customer. :/

Not... really... There's a way to trick the system into giving you two copies of a game for the price of one, but only if you plan to ALWAYS be online when you play on at least one of the consoles... assuming the Xbox One works the same way as the PS4...

Not sure how the XBONE handles licenses, so I dunno...

Xbox one has a "home xbox" feature that lets anyone in your household play on your purchased content. Is this what you are referring to?

So if you bought and downloaded the digital copy, could you run it on two boxes? Your spouse/kid/friend plays on the "Home Box" that doesn't require you to be logged in, and then you play on another box that is connected to LIVE?

Hell, they've played with us a few times. That's a lot worse than your average M rate. :p

Son, this game is rated M for mature.

If I said I like watching Star Wars with my kids, you wouldn't bat an eye. Yet in it there's a lot of people getting gunned down, chopped up, and eaten alive. If I say I play a game where the bad guy aliens just fall down after getting shot, suddenly here comes the "it's not appropriate" comments.

I took that as Cody was giving you a reason for why y'all wouldn't be playing split screen. e.g. "Little Blue, we can't play this game together on split screen because it's rated M." Correct me if I'm wrong, Mr. Miller.

- CC

:D

Son, this game is rated M for mature.

If I said I like watching Star Wars with my kids, you wouldn't bat an eye. Yet in it there's a lot of people getting gunned down, chopped up, and eaten alive. If I say I play a game where the bad guy aliens just fall down after getting shot, suddenly here comes the "it's not appropriate" comments.

Then again, I'm in the camp that thinks Halo should be "T", so what do I know?

"So what's up with Halo's ESRB rating?"

"Gameplay involves causing your enemies to run screaming in terror while you paint the world with gigantic clouds of their blood."

"But it has a cartoony style."

"There's a scene where the player character removes an object from someone's brain by driving his hand through the guy's skull."

"But it has a cartoony style!"

I know some sad married couples today.

And families. Gotta explain to my kids that we can't play Destiny together...

Son, this game is rated M for mature.

I know some sad married couples today.

And families. Gotta explain to my kids that we can't play Destiny together...

Oh and a Wii U. Fucking Nintendo has me wanting one of those now too.

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There is totally nothing wrong with this. I'm right there with you!