That population, anyone with a thought process, is sadly underserved by FOX News. When I saw "FOX" and "The Sims" and "Liberal Agenda" mentioned in the same story, I thought they were going to be blowing their gasket over how the Sims allows you to "whoopee" with anyone, male or female, and to have kids with anyone (admittedly, in the case of two males/two females, you have to adopt, but still... and Sims 2 allows you to have alien babies.... although that's drifting into Weekly World News territory there...Zachary Amaranth said:Considering they've yelled at people just for OPTING to be considerate? Yes.uguito-93 said:Really? Really? Are Fox news just extremist conservative idiots just for the sake of being extremist conservative idiots?
Additionally, if making a profit off something makes your message dubious, didn't they just undermine their own credibility? Well, to anyone with a thought process?
"Keep your politics out of our video games" may seem like a reasonable stance at first glance, but where exactly does a video game start to convey a political message? By the 'logic' of FOX News (now that's an oxymoron...) you could argue that Modern Warfare takes a political stance and is pro military interventions, even though a political agenda most certainly was never on the developers minds. In the same vein, making 'liberal propaganda' was probably not the intention behind Fate of the World and the other games with an enviromental message. The problem here is that Fox News believes an enviromental message alone constitutes a political, 'pro-liberal' agenda.Heeman89 said:I think I can see the "point" Fox News is trying to make here "keep your politics out of our videogames" which to a certain extent I can agree with
BUT
For a company that claims to be "Fair and Balanced" like usual their debates are very one sided, also there are other factors that come into play in regards to this issue (the age range the games our targeting, parental intervention, etc) Fox News again does the job of making themselves out as villain.
It's because games don't have an special interest party to throw money into elections. Also, MANY gamers are not conservative voters. So it's one of the few things they can openly attack without any repercussions. On top of that... Old, white, men, their core voters, are frightened and confused by anything new and different and video games are both of those things.Prince Regent said:O_O
Now, like many I'm no fan of FoX News, but this must be the single most ludicrous thing they have ever reported on.
Fox Is now officialy agains games in wich you shoot stuff AND games in wich you don't.
These days, I'm actually rather used to the kind of mindless crap spewing from Fox News, but I'm genuinely baffled that they believe that five year olds play Fate of the World.Logan Westbrook said:McCormack singled out Fate of the World, saying that its apocalyptic premise was a heavy burden to place on the shoulders of a five year old, a comment that seemingly ignored the fact that the game isn't intended for children.
Ha ha. Indeed. I remember a report they did on Halo 3, while "playing" it on a PS3.Outlaw Torn said:Why would facts stop them? GTA can't legally be sold to minors, but it's turning toddlers into Freddie Kruger in FOX's ideal world.Creator002 said:Has Fox decided to pick on RapeLay yet? Seems like it would he right up their alley, even though it can't legally be sold outside Japan, so their entire story would be invalid.
Disclaimer: I am not a US citizen nor do I live in the US.futahorse said:You guys seem to neglect that you can't link someone's opinion to the whole station itself. This man was given a segment to present his view and reasons why he holds it. If anything it seems like you guys are the ones that are blindly hating on a news channel. You can't let hatred negate people's arguments or else you'll just be close minded.
Hypothetically, just because I said "I hate white people" doesn't mean that every US citizen does.
Stop linking the views presented by individuals in a television show with the entire station.
And it's a Sunday morning show for heaven's sake. There's no good news on any of those kinds of shows.
I totally agree with this. ^Doom972 said:Fox news makes it seem, to the eyes of a non-US citizen, that the US is officially without any real problems worth discussing.
Is this a trick question?uguito-93 said:Really? Really? Are Fox news just extremist conservative idiots just for the sake of being extremist conservative idiots?