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Video games are no strangers to controversy. Between games like GTA IV and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, there has been plenty of discussion about what the violence in games can do to a person's psyche. Recently, it was decided by the armed forces that the new Medal of Honor game would not be sold in GameStops located on Army Bases because it allows you to play as a member of the Taliban in multiplayer matches. Is this a fair decision made to protect our troops? Or just plain censorship?
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