By South Wales Evening Post | Posted: November 07, 2016
By Paul Turner
Nineteen-year-old Shannon Bridges was bought the gaming device by her boyfriend as an early birthday present.
But when she switched it on, she got a shock.
The device was bought from a store in Cardiff and she contacted them to raise concerns, fearing, 'What if a parent bought it?'
The psychology student at Cardiff Metropolitan University, said: "I felt so sick – I was laughing at them but all I could think about was if a parent bought that for their child. Imagine if they saw them.
"I thought it was a little bit irresponsible of them (the shop) to not reset it because this could have been a lot worse."
"I kind of would have liked them to apologise more than 'sorry to hear this' because at the end of the day, it wasn't very nice to see and they were very lucky that this was not someone else or a child, because the consequences could be extremely different."
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