the-guilt-of-the-video-game-millionaires.html

4/10/2014

This article examines the ethical implications faced by individuals who have made significant wealth from the creation or promotion of violent video games. It discusses the guilt and conflicting emotions that some developers, designers, and executives experience, knowing that their products may contribute to negative societal effects such as desensitization to violence. The article explores the arguments around free speech and personal responsibility, highlighting the moral quandaries faced by those who profit from violent entertainment. It suggests that the guilt associated with video game success is indicative of a larger cultural struggle with violence in media and the responsibility of those involved in its creation.

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