US industry executives say "game of evil" is a malicious hype

According to overseas media reports, the United States Entertainment Software Association senior Vice President Richard Taylor said in an interview recently, the so-called "Game of harmful theory" is basically malicious speculation. The "ban on violent games", submitted by former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, was debated at the top of the U.S. court late last year, but the fallout from the industry controversy has been constant. "Politicians have all along been making political hype about attacking video games because it's a low risk and high return."　　Richard Taylor said. "Because anyone can say that the kids are not learning well and behaving badly because they play too many games," Richard Taylor added, his American Association for Entertainment Software is responsible for the game ratings on the U.S. market, "but we've been monitoring and prompting the game software content by various means, But such accusations have been continuous.　　"Not long ago, a study from Iowa State University said that excessive gaming would trigger depression and anxiety in children, but the US Entertainment Software Association later accused the other of" flawed "research.　　As an industry organization in the American gaming industry, the Entertainment Software Association connects developers, distributors, distributors, media and players across the United States, and Richard Taylor thinks the game industry is too young to be biased. "Video games have been formed in the industry for more than 20 years, so people can't just look at its development." Nor can it be tolerated as an art form, let alone appreciate the innovations brought about by the gaming industry. ”