A year later and videogame developers are still watching their steps. The president developer from Silicon Knights said "We've seen signs that creativity in our industry is being chilled as a result of last year's political and media attention," whose upcoming Xbox 360 game "Too Human" is targeted at older, sophisticated audiences. MTV goes in depth with the story, check it out.

Rockstar's Bully has recieved an updated website which features new screenshots and videos. Check them out!

Jack Thompson just cannot stay out of the news for long. Now it seems that our favorite anti-everything fun activist is suing Take 2 because they will not be providing him with a pre-release copy of the game Bully. Seems to us this is a bit like the Giants suing the Jets for their playbook. Thompson is claiming that Take 2 is providing the game only to reviewers who are proclaiming it "fun for children of all ages." We have never heard of a game being reviewed months prior to launch, have you?

G4TV's The Loop has a recent discussion that came about due to the announcement by Rockstar to release Bully this October. In the video, Jack Thompson, the most hated man by video game fans, gets ripped a new one by Adam Sessler. This guy really needs to get a clue. Click on the link for the video.

From edgy publisher Rockstar's Vancouver development team comes this dark comedy set in the most vile and sadistic setting yet in a Rockstar videogame: the schoolyard. As a troublesome schoolboy, you'll laugh and cringe as you stand up to bullies, get picked on by teachers, play pranks on malicious kids, win or lose the girl, and ultimately learn to navigate the obstacles of the fictitious reform school, Bullworth Academy. The game was recently readded to Rockstar's roster for release this October.

It seems that Rockstar will be releasing the controversial game Bully after all. The game, which lets gamers take control of a bully at an English prep school, has come under fire along with most of Rockstar's recent titles. Atfer the Hot Coffee fiasco, Rockstar put this game into indefinite limbo. Good to hear that the title is back on the release list.

The new Grand Theft Auto game for the PSP, Vice City Stories, was recently covered in the Australian GamePro magazine. They revealed some previously unknown details about he game, as well as some new images. Click the link to check all of it out for yourself.

Rockstar's latest game on the 360, Table Tennis, now has a demo available on the Xbox Live Marketplace. Although the game has been out for a while now, the demo just became available. If you haven't played the game yet, check out this demo. It's a lot of fun.

The Federal Trade Commission has ended its investigation into Rockstar over the Hot Coffee incident which has caused the upheaval of the entire game industry. The FTC decided against imposing fines or taking other punitive actions, as long as Rockstar agrees to "establish, implement and maintain a comprehensive system reasonably designed to ensure that all content in an electronic game is considered and reviewed in preparing submissions to a rating authority."

According to Larry Hyrb, better know as good old Major Nelson, Rockstar's Table Tennis will soon be available for download on the Xbox Live Marketplace. Downloadable as a demo, that is. If you have been waiting to check out this title, you are in luck, although the only date given for the demo's release was "very very soon." Keep your eyes peeled folks.