In fact, I have hardly heard anything about it since Mortal Kombat was getting ragged on. You hear some complaints from time to time about games like GTA, but nobody really even cares about it in the US. Some parents complain about games they buy for their children that turn out to be a big surprise, then they say the video game companies shouldn't make these kind of games. Well, it is the same thing as a parent taking their kid to see an R rated movie, going into shock and complaining at the movie industry for putting swearing, violence and nudity in the film. Parents know not to take their children to R rated movies and they wont have that trouble. Same thing goes for video games, if there is a big M on the box, maybe you ought to consider getting something else. I think for the most part the video game problem in America is getting to the point of becoming a non issue. The media may still blame video games, but like Chaltab said, most people tend to ignore it.
In fact, I have hardly heard anything about it since Mortal Kombat was getting ragged on. You hear some complaints from time to time about games like GTA, but nobody really even cares about it in the US. Some parents complain about games they buy for their children that turn out to be a big surprise, then they say the video game companies shouldn't make these kind of games. Well, it is the same thing as a parent taking their kid to see an R rated movie, going into shock and complaining at the movie industry for putting swearing, violence and nudity in the film. Parents know not to take their children to R rated movies and they wont have that trouble. Same thing goes for video games, if there is a big M on the box, maybe you ought to consider getting something else. I think for the most part the video game problem in America is getting to the point of becoming a non issue. The media may still blame video games, but like Chaltab said, most people tend to ignore it.