Perhaps the media has its hands full bashing Pokemon. One million dollarsīut somewhat strangely, Soldier of Fortune, the new and bloody, if rather good, shoot-em-up from Raven hasn't attracted that much attention outside of the gaming community. It's a tradition, particularly one upheld in America, that enables the moral minority and various politicians to whip themselves up into a frenzy-who then proceed to blame games (yep, it's games now, not video nasties or rock and roll) for everything from school shootings through to bad weather. It's a grand old tradition where a random games producer puts out a title, usually a rather bloody one. I am referring to the coming of this year's "controversial" game, a role filled in previous years by the likes of Mortal Kombat and Carmageddon 2. No, I'm not talking about spring, when winter-dormant plants spring forth, and the TV schedules are filled with a variety of soul-crushingly dull repeats.
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