Turtle

Oh no you guys missed the money exchange in the closing arguments! Don't know why but it seems the stenographer didn't get the amicus brief on K's from Midway. Not iconic enough I guess?

JUSTICE KAGAN: You think Mortal Combat is prohibited by this statute?

MR. MORAZZINI: I believe it's a candidate, Your Honor, but I haven't played the game and been exposed to it sufficiently to judge for myself.

JUSTICE KAGAN: It's a candidate, meaning, yes, a reasonable jury could find that Mortal Combat, which is an iconic game, which I am sure half of the clerks who work for us spend considerable amounts of time in their adolescence playing.

JUSTICE SCALIA: I don't know what she's talk about.

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Tim Kitzrow: OH SHES HEATING UP!!!
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MR. MORAZZINI: Justice Kagan, by candidate, I meant that the video game industry should look at it, should take a long look at it. But I don't know off the top of my head. I'm willing to state right here in open court that the video game Postal II, yes, would be covered by this act. I'm willing to guess that games we describe in our brief such as MadWorld would be covered by the act. I think the video game industry

-JUSTICE SOTOMAYOR: Would a video game that portrayed a Vulcan as opposed to a human being, being maimed and tortured, would that be covered by the act?

MR. MORAZZINI: No, it wouldn't, Your Honor, because the act is only directed towards the range of options that are able to be inflicted on a human being.

I saw him being led out in cuffs on Sunday and was wondering how you get arrested at game con but now I know.

What I don't get is why did Atomic Games have their source code there? Wouldn't you have a compiled version?