Congress Wants Violent Video Game Labels Based on Rejected Research

I hesitate to call this “news,” since that tends to indicate it’s “new,” but it looks like our honorable elected representatives are (yet again) trying to apply speech-restrictive legislation to games, regardless of the ever-growing list of state and federal case law confirming that video games are a form of expression and, therefore, protected by… Continue reading →

Games of March Show Up to Fight

March is no slouch. At least four of gaming’s biggest franchises have releases this month, plus a few indie titles also have a chance to shine. Add to that the spring sports releases and there is a little something for everyone. Here are the release dates for the titles that had our attention and a… Continue reading →