Game Development Reference
In-Depth Information
29.
Evan Moore, “Sex in Video Game Makes Waves Through Industry,”
30.
Brian Crecente, “Keighly Sets Mass Ef ect Record Straight . . . or Tries
31.
Ibid.
32.
This recollection of what was available for the Atari clearly omits games like
Custer's Revenge
where the object of the game was to rape Native American
women.
33.
Schiesel, “Author Faults a Game, and Gamers Flame Back.”
34.
Stephen Totilo, “'Mass Ef ect' 'Sexbox' Controversy—EA, Fox News Both
Say Ball Is in the Other's Court,” MTV Multiplayer,
http://multiplayerblog.
35.
Brian Crecente, “EA Calls Fox Out on 'Insulting' Mass Ef ect Inaccuracies,”
36.
Mike Fahey, “More Mass Ef ect Political Dickery,” Kotaku,
http://kotaku.
37.
Mike Fahey, “Cybercast Warns Parents Away From Sexy Mass Ef ect,”
38.
Nathan Dutton, Mia Consalvo, and Todd Harper, “Digital Pitchforks and
Virtual Torches: Fan Responses to the Mass Ef ect News Debacle,”
Conver-
gence
17, no. 3 (2011).
39.
Cooper Lawrence quoted in Schiesel, “Author Faults a Game, and Gamers
Flame Back.”
40.
Kevin McCullough, “Life Lessons: Gamers 'Rights' to Lesbo-Alien
41.
It is quite likely that McCullough continued the discussion of
Mass Ef ect
for
the attention he received based on the outrage of gamers.
42.
Kevin McCullough, “Gaming 'M' Ratings Follow-Up . . .”
Townhall.com,
43.
Ibid.
44.
Chris Morris, “Curbs on Violent Video Games? Makers Brace for Possibil-
ity,” CNBC,
http://www.cnbc.com/id/38038620.
45.
Stephen Totilo, “All You Need To Know About This Week's Violent
Video Game Case In The U.S. Supreme Court,” Kotaku,
http://kotaku.
46.
Ibid.
47.
An act to add Title 1.2A (commencing with Section 1746) to Part 4 of Divi-
sion 3 of the Civil Code, relating to violent video games
, 2005, AB 1179.
48.
Ibid.
49.
Totilo, “All You Need to Know About This Week's Violent Video Game Case
in the U.S. Supreme Court.”
50.
Schwarzeneggar v. Entertainment Merchants Association
, (2010).
51.
Stephen Totilo, “Specter of Censored Fairy Tales, Rap Music Raised in
Supreme Court Video Game Case,” Kotaku,
http://kotaku.com/5678903/
52.
Editorial, “Video Games and the First Amendment,”
The New York Times
,
11 November 2010.
53.
Schwarzeneggar v. Entertainment Merchants Association
.
