@armagrath thanks dude, now you made me eager to pick up my copy :). Unfortunatley in third world most games are not available just after the release and I'm still waiting for mine to arrive...:(

I admire and respect his point of view...But I think some considered violent games also make you think about violence and war. An example for me was specs ops the line. It's a violent game, however, I felt very bad after (minor spoilers) the white phosphorous scene and that made me think about the horrors of war and other attrocities made by men, I felt disgusted and sad, but It was fun to play the game, though...

I think it's funny, no seriously...I have nothing against americans (I think most americans are hard working people), but US (other countries too) earned and still earns billions of dollars selling militar equipament to several countries around the world, America got richer and richer during second great war producing weapons...the great majority of americans are against the prohibition of selling guns. It's sounds like a hypocrisy the government to blame violent games for this wave of violence we've seen these days...This is something that must be discussed deeply within american society...and violence it's also a global concern.

@ZOD777 Yep, I think this kind of study will keep popping up from now on. The society need a scapegoat. And it already chosen one: violent videogames...

Yeah, these guys should play Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon and listen carefuly to the explanation given by Dr. Darling about this regard!!!****=Failing to Understand our Capacity for Kindness!

Also I´m a very better person because of games, once while I´m gaming I don´t have time to see the crap that most of TV channels tries to put throught our throats every day!!