So the guy plays a lot of World of Warcraft for six years, quits in February of 2011 and goes on a shooting spree 6 months later and somehow World of Warcraft is linked to his violence? What kind of logic is that? It's more likely that if Star Wars the Old Republic had launched in December of 2011, his shooting spree would have been delayed another 6 years.

Also does the word "violent" apply to World of Warcraft? I think "cartoony" would have been a better adjective.

Wow is violent . . hmmm, never knew . . .



Road Runner comics are more violent.

It's as violent as Tom and Jerry and targeted at an older audience. The guy murdered 77 people! They have witnesses and his confession! Is digging through his gaming history really going to shore the case up?

..guns don't kill people ..people with video games kill people..thought you knew this...

I think the games are violent, including this one.
My boys have been playing them
for years all the way back the first Nintindo.
It's 'cartoony violence' but still violence.
The women in some of the games have cartoony bouncing boobs too..
i guess to be more life like. Still boobs that bounce during the fights, use to crack my boys up.

I don't think the games have anything
to do with this killer or any other though.

...mmmm...cartoony bouncing boobs..gotta get the game...

I'm sure the images are embedded in my son's minds forever...
i can give you the names of the games, if ya REALLY wanna see
bouncing cartoony boobs!

I dont think the small piece mentioned condemns the game for Breviks actions. It is just more information on the man. Not surprising that someone with that kind of violence inside them would like simulated violence as well,,really.


Just like I say about religious fanatics,, most times violence is already IN a person before they find those things that interest them because of the violence that exists in them


its not that those things made them violent, but probably the violence in those things that attracts them,,,,