Last year, Australian gamers protested against the government’s lack of an adults-only video game rating by… dressing up like zombies and shambling through Sydney. This year, they did it again, only with more zombies.
Just one of the 1229 photos of the weekend’s R18+ games rally now up on the Epic Zombie Marchmarch Facebook page.
Over the weekend, a German advocacy group asked individuals to bring their “killer games” to the front of an opera house to throw away in a large dumpster.
Poor old Germany. The nation’s politicans have in recent years really started to crack down on violent video games, and since many of the best games are violent games, this presents is a problem.
Allegations about elephant mistreatment do not appear to have shaken corporate support for an upcoming Wii Ringling Brothers circus game.
The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals are at it again, shifting their sites from Cooking Mama to the virtual big top.
Last week, GamePolitics brought you the live coverage of a demonstration against the Army Experience centre, a video game recruiting expo in Philadelphia. Seven were arrested. One has now written about it, and why.
Yesterday in Philadelphia, a crowd of 100 marched on a mall demanding the shutdown of the “U.S. Army Experience” – a video-game based recruiting station. Seven were arrested for cosplaying Shyguys wearing masks.
