As for myself, and gamers alike, I would have to say this is bull. Not only will it get you a nice life in front of me, but in addition, I will most likely insult your intelligence. Everyone knows that games are fun for the majority of the world and playing games like Shogo, Blood, Quake, and Half-Life, are the kind of games that most people will never get to experience the feeling of killing people. Now there are those that do experience it and most would rather not live to remember it, except for the criminally insane or deranged. Often I find myself in the first level of Shogo or Half-Life, which both have innocent people, killing them senselessly just for fun.
Guns are another cause for curiosity.
Most people haven't ever held a gun let alone fired one. Half-Life was so appealing to me for the realistic measures the guns seem to have. Games allow an average Joe to pick up a weapon and fire it at the nearest nasty beast without having to worry about getting acid blood on themselves or shooting a person and not having to deal with any repercussions. I would be willing to bet that more lives would be taken out of curiosity than anger if our laws weren't as strict as they are. Now it's my experience that the average parent blames games for inflicting bad morals on their children when it is really just the ignorance of that parent.