Maris on 12 January 2013
I find this hilarious because out of that 89%, I bet a large majority of those parents continue to buy their children the latest CoD or Halo iteration. The problem isn't video game violence, its parents who don't feel like actually engaging their children and just use video games or other types of media as a babysitting tool. Is it so surprising when children grow up not knowing how to separate reality from fiction?
(P.S. Like I said, I'm not blaming any type of video game violence. I only used CoD and Halo because those are the easiest targets, considering their sales.)
