After reading this article, the "points" system mentioned sounds WAY more like fantasy sports than video games. Are we going to start blaming fantasy baseball for violence now?

If you have enough time to bitch about the names of the trophies for your video games, you need to find something to do with your time.

Who decides what video games are violent enough to get taxed? That's a slippery slope.

I am a complete introvert. If I wanted to interact with other people, I wouldn't be playing video games.

I'm on a mission to beat every numbered Final Fantasy game. I beat VII to current, now, I'm up to III, and next up is IV. I've heard it's pretty good. I'm rather stoked.

The United States, which has lax gun laws, had 11,493 gun deaths in 2009. Canada, which has extremely strict gun laws, had just 173 gun deaths in 2009. Last I checked, Canada has video games too. Just saying...

The NRA blaming someone else for gun violence. Stay classy.