Gun laws are becoming more strict due to many of the tragic and horrific events that occur across North America. But recently games are being blamed for its violent nature and by so called "influencing people to reenact certain events". I personally enjoy FPS myself but these gun laws might be going further than we expect.

For the full article, click the link: http://www.examiner.com/article/the-gun-ban-is-coming-to-battlefield-and-call-of-duty-say-what

(http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2250811/Sandy-Hook-shooting-reignites-debate-violent-video-games.html)

    The summary of this article is basically the NRA (national rifle association) is using gaming as an excuse for many of the tragic e

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