See Games Differently
See Games Differently
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In 2009 California congressman Joe Baca introduced legislation that would require games to display a label warning of links between violent video games and aggressive behaviour. Now Baca’s back, singing the same old song with a few new lines.
Well, here we go again. Rhode Island has a bill in its legislature that provides for up to $US1000 in fines and a year in jail for selling M- or AO-rated games to underage buyers.
Every time a teen commits an act of violence these days I find myself holding my breath, waiting for information to surface about his video gaming habits, and apparently I am not alone. The San Jose Mercury News caught up with ESA Board chairman and LucasArts president Jim Ward to…
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