David Walsh runs the National Institute on Media and the Family, an organization opposed to video game violence. In his eight annual video game report card, Walsh proposes a new word, "killographic," to describe ultra-violent games like Grand Theft Auto. This year's report card surveyed students, and found that the students--boys especially--are spending more time playing Mature-rated games, without their parents' knowledge.
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