Chicagotribune.com writes:
MINNEAPOLIS - Thirteen-year-old Jack Yongquist says he has no desire to play ultraviolent video games like "Grand Theft Auto." But the Roseville, Minn., teenager says he's glad that a federal appeals court ruled Monday that Minnesota can't enforce a law that prohibits the sale or rental of such games to minors.....
...there is yet hope for humanity.
In the end, the heat should fall on the parents anyway. If you don't want your child playing violent games, then be more involved in the purchase/rental and do some research for once. Its really simple. The best thing about being a gamer is that when you become a parent, such things will be automatic, and you don't have to rely on the government to your job for you.