What's the big deal? Christian teachers say this all the time and it's perfectly Biblical. It's just that everybody hears this when the Pope says it because he is so famous, but he is directing this message to Christians and followers of the Faith. Nothing to be upset about.

He's just bitter that there is so many games where the violence is directed at his former Nazi colleagues.

What's the big deal? Christian teachers say this all the time and it's perfectly Biblical. It's just that everybody hears this when the Pope says it because he is so famous, but he is directing this message to Christians and followers of the Faith. Nothing to be upset about.

I hate to break the trend here, but the actual words in the OP's quote are NOT objectionable. It says "exalt violence and portray anti-social behavior or the trivialization of human sexuality". If violence and sex are treated maturely with clear consequences and an element of morality, that also makes the film/game a better film/game because the consumer can identify with it and maybe take something away from it.

He's not saying they should be banned, he's saying content creators should be more reponsible when including those elements.

Don't you go and try to accurately portray his words. People here have no respect for his opinion, and love those kind of games, so they don't need need to read what he say carefully. Pope? Violent games bad? RAWR! Me not like his words! Context are not important!