I mean really???
Did anyone else just laugh at this and think of all the video games they could have got Bobby and Ian to play they used one that involved violence and killing.

It was boxing... no killing involved

OP i think you should look at games such as Gears of War and decide which is more violent i do see where your coming from though, for all Ian knew it could be giving Bobby ideas for his next victim at xmas

"I dont like it when everyone fights" Cindy better sleep with a helmet

I played Nintendo WWE when I was like 5 where we bashed each other with chairs.

People these days are such pussy cats, I don't understand why?

Yeah but i'm assuming you didn't kill your older sister a year beforehand though?

I was more shocked to see that he still has the same pyjamas that he wore when he killed Lucy. I'm suprised that Jane didn't burn it, it's like a constant reminder that she's harbouring a murderer.

The game is rated 16. They might go down the route that playing violent games turned him into the monster he is.

Well its hardly GTA or fallout is it?

FGS is this a wind up? I played violent games from I was 4 and they done me no harm lol.

think it's a bit late to be worrying about video games turning him violent

Lmao, right?

Bobby seriously scares me.

I recall them playing Mario Kart as well one time, it must mean Bobby is going to run someone over.

Video games don't kill people. Jewellery boxes do.

Your talking about a kid that killed his sister... I really don't think this dudes bothered by a UFC game.

Exactly.

I don't believe that video games do turn people into killers but if I had just discovered my 11 year old child had accidentally killed my daughter a year ago by hitting her I really don't think I'd be comfortable with playing a boxing game with them.

A UFC fighting game is definitely nothing like a boxing game.

Bobby is going to grow up dodgy and will possibly kill again but I'm not sure video games are the cause. LOL at all the pyjama comments

at least it keeps his hands off music boxes

I think a few here have missed the point of the topic.
Its not that an 11 year old is playing a violent game with his dad, its that an 11 year old who killed his sister is playing a violent game with his dad, who had previously spent 12 months in despair.