I don't know why this article made me laugh so hard, but it did.
I know that the media watchdogs are always over video games (and movies and music of course), because they are afraid that children will imitate the actions seen on screen. Well, I for once agree! If children plays games like F.E.A.R. and Stubbs, we could see a serious outbreak of cannibalism in the US, and that has be worried. For once Joey L. and the watchdogs got it right. I don't want to go to the mall only to have some n00b who can't handle his gaming try and eat my arm!
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I know that the media watchdogs are always over video games (and movies and music of course), because they are afraid that children will imitate the actions seen on screen. Well, I for once agree! If children plays games like F.E.A.R. and Stubbs, we could see a serious outbreak of cannibalism in the US, and that has be worried. For once Joey L. and the watchdogs got it right. I don't want to go to the mall only to have some n00b who can't handle his gaming try and eat my arm!
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| WASHINGTON - Video games glamorizing guns and violence have long drawn the ire of media watchdog groups. This holiday season, they say they have found a bloody new wrinkle to hate: cannibalism. Games featuring graphic scenes of cannibalism, "F.E.A.R." and "Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel Without a Pulse," were among the 12 "games to avoid" listed Tuesday by the National Institute on Media and the Family. "It's something we've never seen before," said institute president David Walsh, warning that today's games are "more extreme" and more easily available to underage kids than ever before. In "Stubbs the Zombie," the lead character eats the brains of humans as blood splatters across the screen. "It's just the worst kind of message to kids," said Sen. Joe Lieberman, D-Conn., who joined institute officials at a press conference announcing the group's 10th annual video game report card. "They can be dangerous to your children's health." |




