A 16-year-old boy has confessed to murdering his mother because she took away his Playstation.

Facebook’s FarmVille isn’t what you’d call a game abundant with violent imagery or themes. There are many that would contend it’s not what you’d call a game at all. Still, it’s the reason a particularly addicted woman is now facing life in prison. A lazy-eyed 22 year old woman from Jacksonville, Florida has pleaded guilty to killing her baby son …

17 year-old James Callaghan, a person with a history of undiagnosed schizophrenia and known to be violent under the influence of alcohol has, in what is a particularly senseless tragedy, killed a 65-year old woman with an axe. Callaghan, after dispensing with a bottle of vodka and arming himself with point instruments of death,  forced his way in to Irene …

Yeah guys you’ve read right. I still can’t believe it either but apparently Legacy Interactive and Universal Pictures Digital Platforms are to join forces to develop games based on both House M.D and Murder, She Wrote. Supposedly the M,SW title will be adapted for the casual adventure genre, with a hidden object base for the PC. Its said that the …

You know what, when I read up about this story it became clear pretty quickly that videogames were becoming yet another victim to media BS. You see, what happened is that the murder victim Danny Taylor’s girlfriend reports that she was out picking up some things, but when she came back she saw her boyfriends buddy running out the apartment …

I love stories like this, they really are just so damn strange sometimes. So get this... a 43-year old woman got so upset about her online husband in Maple Story divorcing her without warning that she used his login details and information to go into the game and make his character disappear. You may think that it is quite a joke but after the man reported her actions to the police, she was arrested and is now facing chargers of "suspicion of illegally accessing a computer and manipulating electronic data." She now looks to possibly be facing up to five years in prison or $5000 dollar fine.