(For anyone going just by the title: this is the purchase of loot boxes.) I’m personally against this for moral reasons having to do a lot with corporate greed and and then some to do with gambling in general, but I do want to point out this isn’t remotely new and isn’t something that the digital gaming/entertainment industry came up. When we were kids, we all used to gamble by buying Pokémon booster packs for $4 or…
> I have no clue if the Netherlands allowed the sale of Pokémon cards to minors in the first place? They did. Technically you can't sell anything to a minor since they aren't allowed to enter into contracts. In practice everyone all over sells shit to minors and just crosses their fingers their guardians don't show up for their money back. Seems to work in practice.
Re: Lootboxes in FIFA now allowed by highest Dutch court
#141I kept hoping someone would answer my question as it was nagging at me. Thanks!