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: GamePolitics.comGame Industry Briefs Offer Three Times More Support - Updated
By james_fudge
Update: id Software has filed an amicus brief (PDF) and the Salt Lake Tribune reports that Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff has joined nine other states that are asking the Supreme Court to strike down the California law. Thanks to all our Shoutbox users (PHX Corp, BearDogg-X, etc.,) for their help today.
Original story: Those supporting the state of California's attempt to legislate the sale of violent video games to minors got an early start and submitted their amicus briefs on July 19th. Perhaps a bit disconcerting for gamers, those briefs sat unopposed for nearly two months.
But hey, better late than never as today the video game industry saw a flurry of support from all over the country as various people and organizations rushed to meet today's submission deadline. We're still waiting for the ECA's long expected amicus brief but in the meantime, let's tally up the scores and see which side can brag the most support. Read More
Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on September 17, 2010 (boomark / email).
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