If this passes in Washington it could spread to Montana or Oregon and maybe even (shudders) New Jersey! I have two words for proponents of this bill: ?blame Shifting.? Check out the article at IGN for more I have to go play some GTA and then torture some kittens. Some video and computer games give the player points or otherwise reward or encourage the player to assault, rape, torture, and kill other characters Indeed, House Bill 1278, includes such details as this: Here?s the lead from IGN:Ī bill under consideration in Washington state would hold videogame developers accountable for violent acts ostensibly inspired by a particular game. This article I caught at IGN revealed that a bill under consideration in Washington State (my state) could advance the accountability and liability for violence acts attributed to video games to a whole new level. The official launch day is Monday, March 7, so if you have an opinion on gaming or if you like to get your opinions from someone else, check out The Game Blog. I wouldn?t pimp it like this unless he quoted yours truly, and he did. Rob Walker is part of a new gaming blog called, creatively enough, The Game Blog. While we are on the subject of reader feedback, I?d like to take this time to make a shameless plug for a Game.Ars reader.
Thanks guys, and keep on gaming! Blah, blah, blog Both Joe Indresano and Lou Mazzucchelli sent me links to places that have voxel technology at work. I want to thank a couple of people who sent me feedback in regards to my nostalgic reminiscence about the voxel. Maybe we can find something interesting in the news. The most exciting news seems to be circulating around The Sims 2: University, but other than that, perhaps MVP Baseball 2005 can help ramp up game sales this month. And, that?s how March came in as far as PC games are concerned. Here, in Seattle, it just kind of slipped in unnoticed with a sunny day around 50?. March is upon us and in most parts of the US, it came in like a lion.
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