Just when the world was cured of the devilish rock 'n roll music, satan had to come and invent video games.

It is a never-ending cycle of evil ideas being brought into the world that we must vanquish for all that is good and holy.

Modern games did this?  Ok, I have more evidence for why I need to stick with Pacman:

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=168780&page=1#

I'm still looking for the part where they actually place the blame for this on video games.

I can understand if gamers get angry at people who want to ban violent video games because they consider them responsible for some individual going on a killing spree.

But I haven't seen any such quotation in this thread so far, they're just mentioning that he played such games a lot. There's indeed a significant pattern/correlation between young people going on a killing spree playing violent video games, but that doesn't mean violent video games are the cause for their killing sprees. Rather, both are just indications for other similar underlying problems.

Too many sick fucks in this world.

Well, there was this... but they were nice enough to phrase it as a question! (And it's the Mirror.)

I'd like to see the media for once be a bit introspective about whether or not putting so much emphasis on killers and their motives encourages more crazy or disgruntled people to do these things.

More incompetence from those loathsome losers at USIS, the company (and my ex-employer) who also cleared Edward Snowden. No doubt he was cleared because of the pressure the clowns at USIS corporate put on the investigators to do cases as quickly as possible "without skirting the rules", at a speed at which the investigators are simply forced to cheat and pray that they don't get caught.

Well, that Mirror-headline indeed sucks. It doesn't clearly blame violent video games, but the way they asked the question is really so suggestive that the result is the same.

And your second sentence is correct as well. When it comes to killing sprees, the media are kind of playing a double game. One the one hand, they claim being completely shocked etc. by such tragic events. On the other hand, such stories are making them good money, and the way they report about them, they actually encourage people in similar situations to act similar. In a way, they are part of the problem.