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Well, I agree that some people really are too into their games and cannot differentiate from game and reality. They think that what happens in-game is fine to do in real life... but the problem doesn't lie within the game. It is a game for goodness sake. The bigger problem there is the kid's parents letting him/her play such things. They obviously didn't bring up their kids in a more loving environment so they had to run to games to escape reality then in turn the game becoming their reality.
Blowing crap out of proportion always happens. How else are they going to feed their children who probably play M rated games anyway.
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