While I am confident there is no real link between video games and violence, do we even know for sure the shooter was a gamer?

While this is one of the most reasonable things I've heard the government try to do with video games, I think it is pointless. Growing up I just got my parents to buy my higher rated games. Now I usually get asked for my id.

This makes me sad.

Nintendo didn't do well. And even though I'm not wanting one soon, I can't believe we don't have a date or price for the Wii U.

In regards to Mass Effect's ending, it sucked and it never should of happened. But my main problem is that I was lied to. You don't promise something and give something else... then call it art.

As for Doom 3's flashlight, if they think it can improve the game and make it more enjoyable, let them. They should try to improve their work. But this is all my opinion, everyone has their own.

This is weird and slightly amusing. And, I'm pretty sure, not gonna happen.

I'm excited for this game. And I don't see why some people are upset with the article. I am always interested in possible leaks and rumors, and I am aware they may likely be false.

Anyway, I hope the release date will be announced soon.

I think that this explains the other side of the argument nicely. Games are interactive. http://kotaku.com/5895369/why-im-glad-bioware-might-change-mass-effect-3s-ending-for-the-fans