Eh. Kids with epilepsy know not to play video games or watch anime. This warning comes with every game.
Also, for Christ's sake, close your bold tag. You've made the entire Slog page "emboldened."
Killer Japanese Seizure Robots was my favorite as a child!
Don't all video games come with this warning?
Eeeeewwwwwwww! Dirty PS2 trash.
@4
Yeah.
I'm, like, totally confused. Since the "patterns may trigger seizures with NO [emphasis added] prior history," why doesn't the warning advise all users to consult a doctor before using the product?
I wonder if any local doctors specialize in treating people who are desperately seeking to groove on singing along with High School the Musical karaoke.
I inflicted the same horror on my sis-in-law by buying this for her 13 year old daughter. MUAH HA HA!
It's been a war between my wife and her sister for over 10 years, each buying the other's kids a really obnoxious toy. My daughter got a painting set from her this year, but it all started when my wife got her then 3 year old niece a xylophone.
boy, someone call Rick Romero to the scene
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My little sister got Guitar Hero(es?) III for Christmas, so we spent significant time busting out the fake power chords. No seizures were had.
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