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Who’s responsible for Target pulling Grand Theft Auto from shelves? Gaming press.

Sure, he might write for us occasionally, but Mark Ankucic also puts his thoughts to Medium on a frequent basis. His latest article is a must-read.

In it, Mark puts the blame on Target’s Grand Theft Auto ban squarely on games journalists. And, if you ask me, he makes a pretty compelling argument.

Go and read it here.


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