A Judge in Wisconsin banned a 17-year-old from playing video games after he was arrested and charged with assaulting his mother when she unplugged his PlayStation 3. So, this kind of thing doesn't happen just with Xbox 360 players, just sayin'.
Police responding to a bomb scare this morning on a school bus outside of the Northside Intermediate school in Milton, Wisconsin, discovered an 11-year-old boy in possession of a video game system dressed up with wires and batteries to look like an explosive device.
The idea that the University of Wisconsin-Madison is razing its second arcade in as many years isn't surprising — for-profit arcades are suffering terribly. But demolishing an eight lane bowling alley? In Wisconsin? Jeepers.
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Once again the question of whose turn it is to wield the mighty controller leads to sibling violence, as two brothers in Wisconsin choke and stab each other over a PlayStation 2 game.
