and Doom, Mortal Kombat, and Night Trap. The ESRB rating system is intended to protect those under each rating, from eC (infancy) to A (adults, 18+). While it is not illegal to sell adult or even mature games to minors, most retailers like Gamestop and Target refuse to sell them to anyone under 18. Additionally, console manufacturers usually do not allow a game to be produced if it is not rated or refuses to be rated. The ESRB rating system is a system that rates games based on how they are "adult themed... at the heart of the paper... and not the enemy in a war on violence America is raging." Psychotic people, who usually do not play video games, are more dangerous than those who play video games and live in a safe and happy family. Works Cited Kulling, Matthew. "GTA: The link between violence and video games has no smoking gun.". marquettetribune.org. November 15, 2013. Nauret, Rick. “In new study, video games are not linked to youth violence.” psychcentral.com. Nov 15, 2013.“Violent video games aren't so bad when players cooperate.” youthsciencejournal.com. Dec 10, 2013. “Growing Up with the Media: Exposure to Violent Material.” innovativepublichealth.org. 10 Dec 2013. “Do violent video games contribute to youth violence?”. procon.org. December 17, 2013Peckham, Matt. “Researcher Says Link of Video Games to Gun Violence Is a 'Classic Illusory Correlation'.” time.com. December 17th 2013.

Topic > and Doom, Mortal Kombat, and Night Trap. The ESRB rating system is intended to protect those under each rating, from eC (infancy) to A (adults, 18+). While it is not illegal to sell adult or even mature games to minors, most retailers like Gamestop and Target refuse to sell them to anyone under 18. Additionally, console manufacturers usually do not allow a game to be produced if it is not rated or refuses to be rated. The ESRB rating system is a system that rates games based on how they are "adult themed... at the heart of the paper... and not the enemy in a war on violence America is raging." Psychotic people, who usually do not play video games, are more dangerous than those who play video games and live in a safe and happy family. Works Cited Kulling, Matthew. "GTA: The link between violence and video games has no smoking gun.". marquettetribune.org. November 15, 2013. Nauret, Rick. “In new study, video games are not linked to youth violence.” psychcentral.com. Nov 15, 2013.“Violent video games aren't so bad when players cooperate.” youthsciencejournal.com. Dec 10, 2013. “Growing Up with the Media: Exposure to Violent Material.” innovativepublichealth.org. 10 Dec 2013. “Do violent video games contribute to youth violence?”. procon.org. December 17, 2013Peckham, Matt. “Researcher Says Link of Video Games to Gun Violence Is a 'Classic Illusory Correlation'.” time.com. December 17th 2013.