Jolt Country

Posted: **Mon Dec 23, 2002 4:51 pm**

From here -- http://www.mediafamily.org/research/rep ... 02-2.shtml

While we understand there are independent sectors in the gaming industry, the overall grade provides a snapshot of the entire gaming field as it relates to child welfare issues. This year's grade reflects the dramatic increase in violent games and, in particular, games rewarding violence against women. Additional issues influencing this grade include questionable ratings, the growing problem of game addiction, and the continued ease with which children and youth purchase or rent adult games. The diversity of these issues touches nearly every sector of the industry. While we acknowledge an encouraging new trend in family friendly games, the overall grade is intended as a wake-up call to the industry, retailers, and parents about very disturbing trends that accelerated during 2002.

Overall grade……………………………………………………………………F

Hey, and that's without a Stiffy game in 2002! Let's all buck up and do our part for that elusive F- in 2003! Whoo-hoo!

Posted: **Mon Dec 23, 2002 11:42 pm**

I will do my part. I am currently planning to develop a Hugo game with the title: "Evil Space Boobies From Space". Here is a clip!

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DO YOU WANT TO TOUCH BOOBIES?  &#40;Y/N&#41;

> Y
YOU TOUCH BOOBIES!

Plan on hours of fun for the entire ward.

Posted: **Mon Dec 23, 2002 11:58 pm**

Wouldn't you need to like hit the boobies or something, in order to get the whole "violence against women" aspect going? And wouldn't you need to get rewarded for doing so?

DO YOU WANT TO HIT BOOBIES? (Y/N)

> Y
YOU HIT BOOBIES! HERE IS PIE!

Posted: **Mon Dec 23, 2002 11:59 pm**

There will also be corn served.

Jolt Country

MediaFamily.org gives us an "F" this year.

MediaFamily.org gives us an "F" this year.