I recently got my driver's license, and found that driving came quite easily to me. Video games had prepared me for what I would have to expect. Of course it's not the same thing, but it's still wonderful to have a feel for how to accelerate and stop before stepping actually foot in the driver's seat. Soon, however, as television and the Internet seamlessly mold into one, the regulation of what we see will become tarnished. Censorship on TV is so laid back it may as well not exist at all.
Violence is commonplace, and is a matter of everyday life.
I can just turn on CNN and watch as the footage of the Oklahoma City bombing comes in. The government worries about violence in media of which video games form just a portion. So does violence. It's the sad truth, but if this were what is perceived as acceptable by society as a whole, then anyone that doesn't enjoy video games would be the outcast. I am not trying to take sides here, as I can bring up plenty of points for each argument.