Anyone who opposes Daigo will be destroyed.

I thought the title of this article meant that ubisoft was moving into actual fighting games. Still, anything's possible.

@daabulls23 Sony already announced that they will.

Not to trash Microsoft or the Xbox One, but if Sony could reveal multiple launch titles (including new IPs) during their PS4 announcement, then why couldn't Microsoft do the same with Xbox One? Plus, What's with this talk about the Kinect being necessary in order for the Xbox one to work?

@percuvius2 There are still communities around in the U.S. with virtually no access to the internet.

@Solace427 I myself have witnessed Gamestop retailers forbid children from buying M rated games and a grandmother refuse to buy her grandson a game with a high rating. Such regulation by the state/government is unnecessary.

@RealFabioSooner It would also violate the 1st amendment; which prohibits any laws abridging the freedom of free speech. Music, Movies, Tv Shows, and Literature and also contain materials unsuitable for children. Should we pass regulation laws on them too? Free speech is Free Speech. Don't like it? Either take it up with Supreme court or move to another country where rights don't matter.

@archangel_600 That's the way I see it. The police attacked first. Plus, I don't remember Raiden giving any threats to any police officer.

As important as it is to understand gun responsibility, law, and safety. the circumstances and methods utilized by the NRA in this case makes them look like they're trying to send subliminal messages to our nation's youth to me.

I will agree with one thing about this article; and that's that the ESRB could do more to emphasize it's responsibility in rating games and to inform parents about the necessity for take the board's ratings seriously. Also, from personal experience, I feel that the ESRB ratings are long overdue for another upgrade in the sense of being more specific about the features in certain games

When I say more specific, I mean improving the quality of the online rating summaries for games on ESRB.gov.