(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); On November 2nd the supreme court will start hearing cases regarding the future of video games. If the cases win it could mean serious bans on games and it may be the end to many of our favortie genres. The Video Game Voters Network has decided to combat this by starting up a network where you the gamers get to speak your mind!

If you want to help out simply visit their website, and hit their share on twitter and facebook buttons (if you have both). This is what will be posted:

For Facebook:

I believe video games deserve the same First Amendment protection as other forms of entertainment. Stand with me and the Video Game Voters Network on 11/2 as the Supreme Court decides the future of games.

For Twitter:

Games=Free Speech. Stand w/ @VideoGameVoters on 11/2 as #SCOTUS decides future of games

Now sit back, relax and feel good that you've really done something to help the cause. Heres the link, please get involved! You must login or register to view this content.

The day they ban video games is the day the world will end. Being denied such a form of entertainment will evoke people to believe they are being dictated and they will cause lots of attempts to overthrow the government

They are seriously trying to **** with over 1,000,000 people?

FAIL

Man... I wouldnt tell the French about this right now, seriously!!

Why? They'd only hide in their special new built bunkers, to hide from any participation in war =D

Lol i'm just saying dude, they're rioting over moving the pension age from 60 to 62... I mean something like this could just tip the youths over the edge completely haha!!

Shit is about to get REAL

I concur, grab the V for Vendetta masks and let's ride!


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This is horrible!!...I will try to speak my mind about it. But I doubt I could help. It will probably happen, there is thousands of people out there that are against games. So much infact that this could easily pass. I'll try to do what I can. But I can't really trust a hope.