Gruesome killings for ‘adults only’

PARENTS try as much as possible to stop their children watching inappropriate television programmes or films.

It is natural that they do not want their child corrupted by material which they are not fully equipped to understand. Some might argue that is the only course of action, others that children cannot be wrapped in cotton wool.

But what about a game that actually gives the child the power to chase after and attack an innocent woman on screen, or to massacre hundreds of people without reason?