@galdoblame Don't forget less people needed to staff the hospitals for less casualties.

I'm sure Marois just wants the younger vote. I live in Montreal, and since she's been elected, I've had people yell at me for speaking English to my friends in their general area (Not kidding), and watched massive amount of racism become legalized because of her (The convenience store that was shut down because the owner spoke english, or not allowed to wear anything religious, for example) . You're not allowed to own a store with an English name, nearly impossible to be hired for a job if you can't speak the language, and even if you can, a francophone will always be their first option. I wasn't allowed to order a computer from somewhere in the US, because it didn't have a french setting, or some crap, and now at rental places, if there is a french version of the game, that's the copy they tend to hold.

Either she's just trying to get the younger vote, or she's going to guilt them with money to do something incredibly french.

Regardless of whether or not this was her being nice, she should probably focus on spending the money on health care, or something more important, rather than video games and language police.

@Liquid-San Aha! Thank you Scarab, and Liquid. Chrome seems to work. Is there by any chance a way to disable ads on chrome?

@Liquid-San No, I'm using Mozilla. I noticed how many people are commenting, so I'm assuming most other people are watching videos.
It's been like this for the past couple of days.

Is Gamespot having problems with their video player? I am unable to view any videos on this site, but able to on other sites.

Is Gamespot having video problems? I have been unable to view any videos on the website for the past couple of days, but I can watch videos on other, similar websites.

Interesting. I did enjoy Bound in Blood.

I find it very bizarre to see him tilt his rifle to reload, pointing the side loader to the player, only to inexplicably put the rounds into the bottom of his rifle, though.
However, I've never loaded or fired a Winchester, so I could just be silly.

Well you can't get proper information by forcing them to do it. Did they think maybe people who are naturally lethargic drift towards more violent video games?
For example, my fiance is a sensitive person who is terrified of horror movies, and I'm a jaded robot who is not. After watching a horror movie, she will have trouble sleeping, and have nightmares, while I will be unaffected. She chooses to play family friendly games, and I choose to play violent ones, though not limited to only violent games.
We both sleep fine.

@twentymooseman @Occams-Razor @KopyKat000 Hmm, I feel like you just reiterated synonymously, with the juxtaposition of the latter comment more sugar coated.
Either way, the show is arguing that the commenters opinion, whether irrationally aggressive or not, is an opinion that is 'wrong'.
If someone thinks a game sucks, then that's fine. If someone thinks a review sucks, that's fine. The reviewers get to voice their opinion, so why not allow others to do the same, without stooping to an equally immature level of using silly voices to prove a point?

@twentymooseman @KopyKat000 I think you just inadvertently contradicted the show's validity by saying there's no inherently correct opinion about a game, and disproved the legitimacy of a review and reviewer, with your second sentence. :P