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Yesterday evening saw the filing deadline for supporting briefs in Schwarzenegger vs Entertainment Merchants Association – the Supreme Court case involving a California statute restricting the sale or rental of violent video game sales. Nine US states oppose the law.
A married mum of three discovered the surest way into a 15-year-old’s pants is with video games. After lavishing two teens with consoles and gifts and getting sex over two years, Stacy’s mum now has it going on behind bars.
If you are 21 and older and going to be in the San Francisco area on October 12th, then Capcom might want you to do something regarding Dark Void — they just won’t say what.
The fun-killing neighbourhood scolds at the Eagle Forum filed a brief [pdf]supporting California’s violent video game law, and invoke the 1982 death of a Berzerk player as evidence that games even cause physical harm.
While the argument over video games as art rages on, there can be no denying that games have influenced art, as evidenced by the WoW: Emergent Media Phenomenon at the Laguna Art Museum in California.
