violent video games
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Four Years Ago, I Watched Video Games Win
I have two stand-out Election Day video game memories. One involves Fable II. The other involves a highlight of my career: going to the Supreme Court on November 2, 2010, to see a gaming industry lawyer argue — successfully — that games deserve the protection of the First Amendment.
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The Disappointment Of Video Game Guns
Back in mid-2012, for four minutes and six seconds, I thought the coolest big-budget video game I’d seen in years didn’t have guns. I was wrong.
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‘School Shooting’ Video Game Also Found At Sandy Hook Killer’s Home
Yesterday, we sought to list all of the video games investigators found in the home of Adam Lanza, the shooter who killed 26 people — 20 of them children — at Sandy Hook Elementary School on December 14 last year. We missed one and, as its title suggests, it’s kind of important: “School Shooting”. But…
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US Politician Out To Scare Parents Makes A Great Pitch For GTA Instead
I don’t know where to begin with this, but it’s hilarious. The state’s attorney for a southern Chicago suburb on Thursday gathered middle school parents to urge an “economic boycott” of Grand Theft Auto, which has already made, like, a billion dollars. It sounds like a scared-straight lecture straight out of 1958.