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Michigan Governor Signs Violent Games Bill, ESA Files Suit
Categories: New Laws • Violent Game Law Cases
The Entertainment Software Association, the video game industry trade body, has filed suit against the new Michigan law that makes it illegal to sell or rent violent games to those under 17.
Sources: Gamasutra | Next Generation | ESA Press Release
GamePolitics Full Coverage Of Michigan’s Violent Video Game Law
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