Association: Don't blame video games for school shooting Blaming video games for mass shootings like the one at Sandy Hook Elementary School only distracts from meaningful action that will keep children safe, the Entertainment Merchants Association wrote in letter sent to Vice President Joe Biden this week. EMA is a California group representing video game retailers. According to industry news site Polygon, the association noted several studies have been done on the topic, and none have found a link between video games and school shootings. "In light of these and other reports, we would recommend that, prior to recommending another review of this topic, the federal… Read More