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Daily Show: Ira Glass Will Solve California's Violent Video Game Controversy (VIDEO)

The Huffington Post   First Posted: 11/06/10 04:31 PM ET Updated: 05/25/11 07:10 PM ET

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As the Supreme Court debates whether to outlaw the sale of violent video games to children under 18 in California, The Daily Show was hard at work drafting their own solutions to make violent video games less appealing to our nation's children.

The solution they ultimately came up with? To use motion-capture technology to replace video game "heroes" with "the sophisticated musings of public radio's Ira Glass."

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As the Supreme Court debates whether to outlaw the sale of violent video games to children under 18 in California, The Daily Show was hard at work drafting their own solutions to make violent video ga...
As the Supreme Court debates whether to outlaw the sale of violent video games to children under 18 in California, The Daily Show was hard at work drafting their own solutions to make violent video ga...
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