Violent games get the blame anytime a young person goes on a violent spree, but yet another study refutes that connection.

Hatred launched on Steam Greenlight only to be taken down within hours by Valve themselves. Is it justified, or is censorship coming to Steam?

Violent games get rated mature for a reason, but Consumer Reports has decided to rail against a non-existent problem.

Statistics show a drop in violent crime when a major game releases. Could violent games actually be good for society's crime rate?

Comnmon Sense Media has suggested a few alternatives for the most violent games - but they're not especially good alternatives.

Violent games are creatively too easy, and the industry needs to challenge itself, says the chap who rote Spec Ops: The Line.

Yet another study trying to link violent games with anti-social behaviour has been found wanting.

Australia is finally going to allow for R18 games to be sold in their country