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Counter Strike Video-Game Gun Accessory Sells For Over $1 Million
A digital accessory for a video-game gun sold for more than $1 million on Wednesday, according to the brokers, marking one of the biggest such purchases ever.
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Gun Company, Instagram, "Call Of Duty" Maker Sued Over US School Shooting
Several families whose children were killed or wounded in a mass shooting at their Texas school two years ago have sued the gun manufacturer as well as Instagram and video game company Activision for marketing the weapon, their lawyer said Friday.
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"Pokemon With Guns" Game Goes Viral, Angering Nintendo Loyalists
The viral new video game Palworld, referred to by fans as "Pokemon with guns," is attracting players by the millions. It's also got fans of Japan's legendary pocket monster franchise outraged over perceived similarities.
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Kalashnikov Accused of Stealing Shotgun Designs From This Video Game
Kalashnikov, the well-known Russian arms manufacturer, has been accused of stealing weapon designs from a video game developer. According to Ward B, the developers of the upcoming first person shooter Oceanic, Kalashnikov took its blueprints and turned them into a commercially accessible shotgun without giving the game makers any credit.
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PUBG Mobile Season 10 Leaks Tip New Gun, Emotes, Skins, and More
A trio of PUBG Mobile video leaks have emerged and they tip new gun, emotes, skins, and a lot more.
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"Sorry Guys," Germany Shooter Tells Livestream Audience As Gun Misfires
A gunman killed two people outside a synagogue in the eastern German city of Halle on Wednesday, apparently filming his attack on a head-mounted camera in a method that had chilling echoes of a far-right attack on two New Zealand mosques earlier this year.
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Jacksonville Shooting Reignites Gun Rights Debate In United States
The slaying of two competitors at a Florida video game tournament on Sunday has stirred the long-simmering gun rights debate in the state on the eve of its hotly contested state and federal primary elections.
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Police Look For Motive In Florida Shooting That Killed Two
Police on Monday were trying to determine why a gunman opened fire at a Jacksonville, Florida, video game tournament, killing two people and injuring 11 others before fatally shooting himself.
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2 Dead In Shooting At Video Game Event In US Mall, Gunman Kills Himself
At least three people are dead and 11 are injured after a gunman opened fire Sunday afternoon during a video game tournament in Florida that drew professional players from around the world. The gunman, who police said killed himself, is among the dead.
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3 Dead, Many Injured In Mass Shooting At US Video Game Tournament: Police
Two people were killed and 11 others wounded Sunday when a video game tournament competitor went on a shooting rampage before turning the gun on himself in the northern Florida city of Jacksonville, local police said.
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A 9-Year-Old Wanted The Video Game Controller From His Sister - So He Shot Her, Police Say
A 13-year-old girl in Mississippi has died after being shot by her 9-year-old brother over a fight about video games, police say.
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Trump's Meeting With the Video Game Industry to Talk Gun Violence Could Get Ugly
President Donald Trump is set to pit the video game industry against some of its harshest critics at a White House meeting on Thursday.
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Man Shoots His Mom In The Head During Tantrum Over Video Games, Police Say
A 28-year-old man playing a video game in his bedroom threw a fit, broke his headset, then picked up a gun and killed his mother, according to police in Ceres, California.
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In gun debate, video game industry defends itself
The video game industry, blamed by some for fostering a culture of violence, defended its practices Friday at a White House meeting exploring how to prevent horrific shootings like the recent Connecticut elementary school massacre.
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Some Republicans say gun control should be debated
Some Republicans now say they're willing to discuss the politically treacherous issue of gun control along with mental health issues and violent video games, while formerly pro-gun Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid says it's time to place gun control on the table in the wake of the Connecticut mass killings.
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Counter Strike Video-Game Gun Accessory Sells For Over $1 Million
A digital accessory for a video-game gun sold for more than $1 million on Wednesday, according to the brokers, marking one of the biggest such purchases ever.
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Gun Company, Instagram, "Call Of Duty" Maker Sued Over US School Shooting
Several families whose children were killed or wounded in a mass shooting at their Texas school two years ago have sued the gun manufacturer as well as Instagram and video game company Activision for marketing the weapon, their lawyer said Friday.
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"Pokemon With Guns" Game Goes Viral, Angering Nintendo Loyalists
The viral new video game Palworld, referred to by fans as "Pokemon with guns," is attracting players by the millions. It's also got fans of Japan's legendary pocket monster franchise outraged over perceived similarities.
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Kalashnikov Accused of Stealing Shotgun Designs From This Video Game
Kalashnikov, the well-known Russian arms manufacturer, has been accused of stealing weapon designs from a video game developer. According to Ward B, the developers of the upcoming first person shooter Oceanic, Kalashnikov took its blueprints and turned them into a commercially accessible shotgun without giving the game makers any credit.
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PUBG Mobile Season 10 Leaks Tip New Gun, Emotes, Skins, and More
A trio of PUBG Mobile video leaks have emerged and they tip new gun, emotes, skins, and a lot more.
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"Sorry Guys," Germany Shooter Tells Livestream Audience As Gun Misfires
A gunman killed two people outside a synagogue in the eastern German city of Halle on Wednesday, apparently filming his attack on a head-mounted camera in a method that had chilling echoes of a far-right attack on two New Zealand mosques earlier this year.
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Jacksonville Shooting Reignites Gun Rights Debate In United States
The slaying of two competitors at a Florida video game tournament on Sunday has stirred the long-simmering gun rights debate in the state on the eve of its hotly contested state and federal primary elections.
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Police Look For Motive In Florida Shooting That Killed Two
Police on Monday were trying to determine why a gunman opened fire at a Jacksonville, Florida, video game tournament, killing two people and injuring 11 others before fatally shooting himself.
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2 Dead In Shooting At Video Game Event In US Mall, Gunman Kills Himself
At least three people are dead and 11 are injured after a gunman opened fire Sunday afternoon during a video game tournament in Florida that drew professional players from around the world. The gunman, who police said killed himself, is among the dead.
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3 Dead, Many Injured In Mass Shooting At US Video Game Tournament: Police
Two people were killed and 11 others wounded Sunday when a video game tournament competitor went on a shooting rampage before turning the gun on himself in the northern Florida city of Jacksonville, local police said.
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A 9-Year-Old Wanted The Video Game Controller From His Sister - So He Shot Her, Police Say
A 13-year-old girl in Mississippi has died after being shot by her 9-year-old brother over a fight about video games, police say.
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Trump's Meeting With the Video Game Industry to Talk Gun Violence Could Get Ugly
President Donald Trump is set to pit the video game industry against some of its harshest critics at a White House meeting on Thursday.
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Man Shoots His Mom In The Head During Tantrum Over Video Games, Police Say
A 28-year-old man playing a video game in his bedroom threw a fit, broke his headset, then picked up a gun and killed his mother, according to police in Ceres, California.
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In gun debate, video game industry defends itself
The video game industry, blamed by some for fostering a culture of violence, defended its practices Friday at a White House meeting exploring how to prevent horrific shootings like the recent Connecticut elementary school massacre.
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Some Republicans say gun control should be debated
Some Republicans now say they're willing to discuss the politically treacherous issue of gun control along with mental health issues and violent video games, while formerly pro-gun Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid says it's time to place gun control on the table in the wake of the Connecticut mass killings.
