Games2U Mobile Video Game Theater and Laser Tag

Yes, this "mature game" issue certainly presents a conflict, but can be easily resolved with a little communication.

G2U does a great job at providing a very cool service. Not unlike a your child watching an R or PG-13 movie at a sleep over, the rating system can only be enforced by a parent. I'd suggest always knowing what your child is exposed to if you're in the "conservative parent" category. G2U offers many games NOT rated for mature audiences, including the Wii, which is provided on the outside of the truck. Perhaps the parent throwing the party should ensure that all children invited have permission to play mature games. I don't feel it's G2U's full responsibility to deem what's appropriate to individual players.

I was outraged to find out that my 9 yr old son attended a bday party for a 10 yr old with Games2U and they played Halo and Call to Duty which are rated M for Mature (intense violence, blood, gore, sexual content, etc.).

What are the guidelines, if any, that Games2U uses for age appropiateness?