
In the late 1990's, a game was released on Playstation that changed the video game industry forever: Grand Theft Auto. As a proud Playstation gamer, I was excited to explore this game, which was, as far as I knew, the very first game of its kind.
Punk kid hits people with car doors, Grand Theft Auto blamedSource: destructoid.com
You know the drill by now. Some filthy little sh*thead decides to be antisocial and delinquent, then tries to dodge accountability by blaming videogames, something he knows will deflect the blame in the eyes of reactionary, out-of-touch adults.

In the next week we see the release of two big franchises on the DS. And I have to wonder if they will effect each other. On March 17th we see the release of Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown wars so far it is getting rave reviews. It currently has a metacritic rating of 95.
Busta Rhymes Debuts Song Via GTA IV DLCSource: Google
The GTA IV DLC, Lost and Damned, is going to have quite a few new tracks from famous rappers like Funkmaster Flex. More interestingly, however, is that Busta Rhymes is debuting a song called "Conglomerate" via the DLC.
Kids stone and hang a cat, GTA blamedSource: AZ Family
The sheriff of Maricopa County is considered to be on the fringe of well being himself. Rather leads to how he can conclude how a video game can be blamed for this.
Game ChangersSource: The Washington Post
The article begins with a quote - a risky move, because if it's not interesting, people won't continue. This one was misleading, on purpose. The quote could have referred to any number of "girl topics", but video games was unexpected.
GTAIV hijacking PCs in NovemberSource: Gamespot
Today, Rockstar put the rumours to rest by announcing development of a PC version of Grand Theft Auto IV, which will ship on November 18 in North America and on November 21 in Europe.
"Hot Coffee" Class Action Suit Squashed By The CourtSource: Kotaku
You may recall that in November of last year, U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York granted preliminary approval of a settlement of several class action suits against Take-Two.
Violent GTA IV ad escapes censureSource: vnunet.com
Rockstar's recent TV advert for its controversial Grand Theft Auto IV game on the Xbox 360 has been let off the hook by the Advertising Standards Authority.

It's been about a month now since Grand Theft Auto IV changed the way I look at the world.
Man 'stole rental cars after planting GPS devices in them'Source: Daily Yomiuri Online
A 30-year-old man has been indicted on charges of stealing rental cars by installing global positioning system devices in rented vehicles, tracking their location after they are returned to rental companies, and then stealing them by using copied keys, police said.
The Star of Grand Theft Auto IV Finds a Somewhat Small PaycheckSource: The New York Times
That's because Mr. Hollick [voice of Niko Bellic in GTA 4] was paid only about $100,000 over roughly 15 months between late 2006 and early this year for all of his voice acting and motion-capture work on the game, with zero royalties or residuals in sight, he said.