Besides, as many game enthusiasts will tell you, video game retailers have their own system for maintaining age requirements on their games. ...
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U.S. Supreme Court set to hear video game violence case
The video game industry has argued that regulating video games unfairly singles out the medium of video games in contrast to other media such as movies, ...
Court needs to use common sense in video game case
On Tuesday, the multibillion-dollar video game industry went toe to toe with the state of California in a Supreme Court case that will determine if a state ...
Supreme Court refers video game fees request
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3 (UPI) -- The US Supreme Court took no action Monday on a request for $1.4 million in attorneys' fees and expenses by the video game industry. The industry won its case before the high court in June when the justices struck down ...
U.S. Supreme Court to hear challenge to California violent video game law
California sent them a five-minute clip of video game violence, while the video game industry delivered a number of games for them to spark up on ...
Supreme Court rejects California ban on violent video games
The law would have also punished sellers with a $1000 fine for each instance, putting M-rated video games on the same level as pornography and cigarettes. The Supreme Court verdict was a major victory for the video game association and its allies in ...
Violent Video Game Supreme Court Raises Stakes In America
It does not foretell whether the court will side with the video game industry, which cautions against chilling of speech, or the state of California, ...
Supreme Court to Rule on CA Video Game Law
Currently the law defines a violent video game as one the depicts "killing, maiming, dismembering, or sexually assaulting an image of a human being. ...
Chicago Transit Barred From Banning Video Game Ads
By MIKE ROBINSON AP Legal Affairs Writer AP A federal judge has barred Chicago's mass transit system from banning ads for video games that contain graphic ...
California Gets US Court Hearing on Violent Video Game Ban
By Greg Stohr April 26 (Bloomberg) -- The US Supreme Court will consider reviving a California law prohibiting sales of violent video games to minors, ...
Supreme Court ruling on video games only an assault on bad parenting
by Tom Shortell The Supreme Court ruled Monday it's unconstitutional to ban the sale of violent video games to children, striking a severe blow to lazy parents across the nation. In a 7-2 decision that cast aside typical alliances of the court, ...