This is great news, especially given the decision last year that held games to not be speech. Not only that, but the court praised games with interactive storylines.
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I'm studying for the CPA exam. Have a nice summer, and if you're down just sit back and realize that Joe is off somewhere, doing much worse than you are.
That's the wrong way to tickle Mary, that's the wrong way to kiss!
Don't you know that, over here lad, they like it best like this!
Hooray, pour les français! Farewell, Angleterre!
We didn't know how to tickle Mary, but we learnt how, over there!
I should also add that the court case ruling video games to not be protected speech was based on four games: Doom, Fear Effect, Mortal Combat (sic), and (get ready for this one) The Resident of Evil Creek (sic).
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I'm studying for the CPA exam. Have a nice summer, and if you're down just sit back and realize that Joe is off somewhere, doing much worse than you are.
A bastardization of Resident Evil perpetuated by a judge (or more likely, his clerk) who obviously didn't bother to do his research before the decision.
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I'm studying for the CPA exam. Have a nice summer, and if you're down just sit back and realize that Joe is off somewhere, doing much worse than you are.
Fragment of the Lord of Nightmares, release thy heavenly retribution. Blade of cold, black nothingness: become my power, become my body. Together, let us walk the path of destruction and smash even the souls of the Gods! RAGNA BLADE!
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Secularism—since AD 80
Av: Elika; Prince of Persia
Someone should have had the judge play Deus Ex, a game with an involving conspiracy storyline, many situations with multiple solutions, a choose-your-own ending, and an immersive first person view.
"I am gravely disappointed. Again you have made me unleash my dogs of war."
--The Lord Humungus