Hatred 'doesn't encourage' mass killings in real life, defends developer

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Hatred 'doesn't encourage' mass killings in real life, defends developer

Added: 19.12.2014 19:11 | 1 views | 0 comments

GameZone: "Among traditional media outlets (read: non-gaming new coverage), there's the belief that video games could be responsible, or at least play a factor, in the psychopathic tendencies that tend to drive mass murderers. We've seen it in the past with things tragic events like Columbine or the Navy Yard shootings. Despite numerous studies conducted there's been no clear answer as to whether or not there is a correlation between violence in real life being caused by violent video games. Still, every time we see a violent video game, the question comes up."