msnbc | January 12, 2013
Game industry spokesperson defends graphic violence
The video game industry is coming under criticism from those who say virtual vehemence contributes to real-world gun violence. Daniel Greenberg, of the International Game Developers Association, defends the graphic content of games, like “Call of Duty” and “Grand Theft Auto.”
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