Andre_online wrote:No offence, but shouldn't Midtown Madness be blamed for this? I mean, IMHO, Midtown Madness has more road violence compared to NFS Most Wanted; it has pedestrians!

But the pedestrians magically get out of the way.
A detective at the scene of the crime pretty much summed it up:
"There is a small percentage who have difficulty separating reality and simulation, fantasy. It's a very, very small percentage," he said. "This was not the game's fault. There are millions who play this game and don't go out and do this."
So a guy died...thousands die each day and you don't see their stories. There's nothing special about this story.
I don't think these 2 should be jailed and kept in prison for life. I think they should be sent to a special program that try to help them and solve their problems, so this won't happen again. It is proven that if a person is kept more than 3 years in prison, it would actually worsen their state of mind. I read in another article that these 2 are at universities. So they did a really stupid thing (you never race during the day because the streets are busier) but this was a habit only in young men, so I don't think they should suffer their whole lives and it would be a better solution to help them solve any problems they had so it won't happen again.
The modern society keeps on relying to prison for punishing offenders which is dumb. They should try to help people, try curing them.