Jack Thompson's disbarment isn't stopping him from going after Take-Two Interactive, Rockstar Games, and Grand Theft Auto IV (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3). This time, Thompson has blamed the game for a murder committed by a Thai teen-ager on a taxi driver. More in the full article up next.

Video games can affect the behavior of gamers, that much is known - if not widely accepted by the gaming populace (thanks to the likes of Jack Thompson). However, video games do have that influence, and Re-Mission may be the best proof of it. Re-Mission is a video game made for cancer patients, helping to promote positive behavior and - get this - improve their biology. Story in the full article.

Last week's Xbox 360 Weekend Warrior was interesting, but I think you'll be pleasantly surprised with this week's Warrior offerings.

In addition to some E3 updates from Square Enix and Capcom, we've also got some special appearances from Michael Pachter, Jade Raymond and Jack Thompson! We're pretty sure that last name caught your attention, so head on over to the full article to know more.

Judge Dava Tunis' report to the Florida Bar is now available online, and it has recommended that Jack Thompson be permanently disbarred (instead of disbarred for 10 years), as well as pay US$ 43,675.35 in disciplinary costs. There's a 169-page report you can download via the source link, but we've got the gist of it, as well as some quotable excerpts, after the jump!

It's still far from the end of the road for Jack Thompson: apparently, the Florida lawyer walked out of his recent disciplinary hearing after filing his own formal objections to the sanctions hearing. The result? An enhanced disbarment recommendation that may result in barring Thompson from practicing law for ten years. More details in the full article.

After a long series of trials, Florida lawyer Jack Thompson is finally found guilty of 27 out of 31 charges of misconduct. It won't be the end of Jack's love-hate relationship with video games, however, since there will be more to come in store for him. More details in the full article.

Players may have been able to get their hands on Rockstar North's Grand Theft Auto 4 already, but that doesn't mean that the game has escaped the notice of certain concerned parties. In fact, Jack Thompson and Gavien Mckiernan of the Parents Television Council are still speaking out on this controversial game. It's all in the video after the jump.

This week will no doubt see gamers go ballistic over Rockstar North's highly-publicized and critically-acclaimed title, Grand Theft Auto IV (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3). But this week is not only about Niko Bellic's (mis)adventures, since Mario and the rest of the gang will also start racing off with motorbikes and karts in Mario Kart Wii. This week is pretty much an exciting one, so don't tarry and go to the full article for the complete list of games to be released this week.

You don't really know jack until you know Jack Thompson. Or at least, you'd have no idea why advertisements promoting Rockstar North's Grand Theft Auto 4 (Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3) on transit systems could soon be gone if the Florida-based lawyer doesn't ring a bell. He already managed to clear Miami-Dade transit, and the rest might follow suit. Find details at the full article.

Of all the games that people play, the blame game is perhaps one of the oldest - it's almost as old as the human race itself. These days, it seems that violent video games are occupying a top spot on the lists of finger pointers. But are video games the real issue? Or is there something deeper at stake here?

Join us as we take a closer look at how this classic "pastime" relates to human nature. More perspectives follow after the jump.