Game Industry Fights Back
As you might remember from back in July, Indiana created a law that requires 'violent' and games with 'strong sexual content' to be placed behind curtains where minors are not allowed to go. Well, according to a story on CNN (thanks laerth), two video game industry groups have filed a lawsuit against the city of Indianapolis claiming the banning of the games is unconstitutional.
Basically they (the video game makers) are saying the ban violates First Amendment rights."What's next after banning video games depicting violence?" AMOA president Frank Seninsky said in a statement. "Movies? Books? ... We are on the edge of a slippery slope, and our industry has been forced to litigate to protect core constitutional rights."
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