The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled in favor of the video game industry, saying states cannot ban the sale or rental of violent games to children because doing so would violate free speech rights. In its 7-2 decision Monday, the…
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US Supreme Court Strikes Down Violent Video Game Ban
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Bulletstorm: Censored in Germany, Coming to America
Source: Fox News – By John Brandon It’s too violent for Germany. But it’s okay for America? Yet another uberviolent video game will be unleashed on an unsuspecting public next week. Featuring over-the-top violence, strong profanity and crude sexual…
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