Murder by Playstation?
Published 29 July, 2004
Categories: Children and Teenagers, Daily Mail, Sony
I haven't read the story (the print is very small in this picture), but from the strapline I assume it isn't about someone being bludgeoned to death with the blunt instrument of a Playstation console.
....but don't even get me started on their new gimmick of recycling links that were going round the internet like wildfire a few months ago as front page promoted "features". Sheeesh.
Posted by Martin Belam, July 29, 2004
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Parents cheerfully tell reporters how 'video' game drove their son to murder, all the while totally oblivious of the fact that the game they are talking about (apart from being really boring and crap and therefore worth a ban for that reason alone) is an 18 and they allowed him to have it at, what?, 14. Ho hum. Bloody great headline though.