Fortunately and Unfortunately, Dyner is right. Not as big of a problem here in the States but people still moan about games, Grand Theft Auto ring a bell. Right now games are going through the dark ages of their time where the general population need something to point their finger at and say it is the fault of "x" (games right now) and that is why my kid is the way he is or did what he did. Until we can evolve past that and realize it is the duty of the parent(s) and mentors to teach kids from right and wrong and make sure they know games are, well, just games, then it will remain how it is.

Kids and young adults hear more awful things from friends in school or on the street or even PG-13 movies. But hey, if countries and government want to think that a made-up Barbarian with special powers that have never existed in our reality, ever(the special powers part), is going to mess someone up... than more power to them and shows just how much intellect they actually have.

I guess the first Mario should be banned as well being even though there is no blood or weapons, Mario does jump on things head, kick stuff, throw fire balls at stuff and could allow kids to think it is ok to kick people and jump on them and throw something that is lit on fire at someone. Boy, the common sense of world is pathetic and it isn't even laughable it is so sad.