Thought his name was actually Kevin Butler...

According to the proposal, they could tax a game even if it doesn't have violence in it as long as it's rated T or higher.

Also, I think it's funny that a guy with "killer" in his name proposed a violent game bill.

@PaulJanson @Tekken312 Kids aren't supposed to be playing these games anyway...

Politicians have it in their heads that videogames are still just for kids. Videogames have grown up, and it's time you did as well.

I agree with Gov. Christie that mental health needs to be a bigger priority in our society, but I don't agree with anything he said about videogames. Parents need to talk with their kids about violent games? How's that going to go?

Parent: You know Call of Duty involves killing people, right?

Kid: Duh.

Parent: And you know that's wrong, right?

Kid: Sure.

Parent: OK. I'm glad we had this talk.

Hell yeah! More Three Dog. Gonna keep fighting the good fight.

Sony, implement this and I swear to God I will never buy your products again.

@bahamut66c *Hands over Duke Nukem Forever* "This game is super violent. Gimme!"

Sounds more like Capcom is giving the finger to Wii U owners. I mean, RE6 isn't that old and Lost Planet 3 isn't even out yet.

Great idea! This will surely end all violence everywhere and we'll hold hands and sing of peace on earth.