| Mummelmann said:
It has been a pretty big deal here in Sweden for some time, but they have, funnily enough, reconciled with the fact that it is very unlikely that games directly cause violent behavior. Everyone is rational when it suits their bias, I guess. The new sexist angle in the video game debate has an irritating twist though; the people who make a living out of promoting this nonsense have a fall-back routine that "games are making people violent" supporters never did: the whole "see what happens when I talk about this subject? Everyone is attacking me because they're misogynists!", lumping justified and well reasoned arguments together with mere childish haters to disarm the arguments themselves and their proponents. |
Yeah, I'm from the UK and although we're quite liberal (even our conservatives) I can't recall sexism in video games ever reaching a big audience. Violence in video games on the other hand was quite. Gamergate got some attention but thats never been about actual games from what I've gauged.







