Well the net has produced a virtual version of book burning. Interesting.

And it is SAID that whatever content in games doesn't affect anybody?

Then if so education wouldn't have a definition!

You having a laugh, right??

http://kotaku.com/assets/resources/2008/01/thecultofprefection.jpg

It's nice to see a company as big as EA actually stepping in to handle this the "lawyer way", rather than just the community trying to change someone's opinion by grass-roots tactics. Spamming someone's book reviews isn't going to really do much compared to a big company hitting you with lawyers.

Fox has the power to ignore the knowledgable people in order to push its sensationalism. If you watch the actual newscast the games journo gets about 2 minutes to put the point across, before 4 or 5 people get to argue uninformed opinions against him.

I saw a similar "bash the game industry" interview on Richard&Judy (think it was GTA3 at the time), where Alex Krotski (that girl from Ch4's Bits) had to essentially argue for the whole industry against 3 in-studio people (including the presenters) and a host of street interviews with knee-jerk parents.

Attack her revenue stream for massive damage