Video Game violence-Good or Bad

Do you think games should be allowed to have violent moments, or is it bad for the kids who play the games. Share your opinions

Children nowadays are probably warped even before being exposed to video games. Violence in games are entertaining, but not essentially good regardless. Even without video game violence, I doubt it will make too much impact on violence in general. Alternatively, people will just blame emulation of violence on movies insteads.

The problem is everytime a kid shoots someone, they blame it on San Andreas. But lets face it. Its not the games fault. Parents should not buy games that are innapropriate for their kids.

Violence is fine for a game.. the content in the game consists of whatever the director wants you to think or feel during a particular moment in the game.. whether that should include sex.. violence.. or some cursing and blood letting.. the customer should know that already and therefore make the decision before purchasing the questionable game

Well, why would someone shoot a kid because a game is telling them? Obviously they already had problems.

exactly

<non-inflammatory, purely informatory post>How is that a yes or no question? You're asking if it's good or bad, or if we think it should be allowed or not, and then you give us the options "yes or no." Now, not only are those options incredibly broad, thus limiting the accuracy of your survey, but the fact that the options you gave us do not actually answer the question clearly shows that you were in a lack of smart at the creation of this topic. Next time, use that nogan.</non-inflammatory, purely informatory post>

Originally posted by Batarangs Blade
but the fact that the options you gave us do not actually answer the question clearly shows that you were in a lack of smart at the creation of this topic.

if he's not being specific.. just answer the question how you percieve it to be asked.. theres always further discussion to clarify the exact issues

i was just surveying the people, not trying to spark a debate.