The British Board of Film Classification's director, David Cooke, defended the organization's cost and efficiency today following recent remarks by publishers. Gamespot reports Cooke claims that the BBFC has an average turnaround of eight days in rating games and that its classifications are already cheaper than the industry-backed PEGI system.
Cooke goes on to repeat that the BBFC is fully capable of handling the extra workload required if the Byron Review regulations are implemented. He believes the games industry has nothing to fear from the BBFC's "more robust" and "fully independent" decisions.
Wow! Plucky! Who cares about the news! It's Baby Plucky! I haven't seen him in years...those were the good old days. Warner Brothers cartoons helped make my sense of humor. Everyday after school I watched Tiny Toons, Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain, Freakazoid and ect. Lots of shows for the kids.
Everyday after school now, what do they have? Reality/Judge/Talk show crap! No wonder theres so many kids with deadeyes.
Man this take me back to the great 90's... You guys ever realized that plucky, his mom, and the bunny are like the only talking animals and all the humans are find with that...
