Arnold “The Governator” Schwarzenegger recently vowed to revive California videogame law AB1179, which was deemed unconstitutional by the state’s Ninth Circuit Court.
Little did the Governator know that the Video Game Voter’s Network was on the prowl, waiting to launch a letter-writing campaign to stop him from wasting millions of taxpayer dollars on a futile effort.
That’s where you come in. If you’re a California resident who loves to support videogame publishers and developers, you owe it to yourself to write a letter urging Schwarzenegger to stop his appeal.
All the information you need is at the VGVN website. While many of you will say “This doesn’t affect me because I’m over 18!” you only need to think back to those days of playing DOOM at the age of 12 to convince yourself the law is a bad idea. It’s also unconstitutional, which makes it a doubly bad idea.
Visit the Video Game Voter’s Stop Arnold letter writing campaign.
