Forget Obama's administration, what is Congress going to do? What kind of low-hanging fruit are they going to hammer down on the games industry to please their constituency?

Considering the shoddy state of the economic and foreign policies of the U.S.A., I will be shocked if anything concerning video game legislation actually makes its way into Congress.

The ONLY thing the House and the Senate should be focusing on right now is getting our economy back on track and preventing further, large business failures.

I would really hope that they're going to be concentrating on a lot more pressing issues first, rather than trying to ban video games. I'd rather see a plan to turn this recession around and increase employment than this reoccurring crusade against kids playing games that aren't rated or intended for their age group anyhow.

Lucky for us, the videogame industry has gotten much praise in mainstream news outlets for being a profitable business despite the recession. In the USA the almighty dollar still rules all, so as long as games turn a profit, there wil be some protection. PLUS if any polotician understands gamers, it's Obama. When GTAIV came out he acknowledged that there are games for adults and games for kids, which as minor as that sounds, it is the first time I've seen anyone with real authority differentiate. I feel pretty confident the game industry will do well under this administration.