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Published on October 14th, 2006 | by Deejay Knight, Editor/Founder

Jack Thompson got SERVED – Bully to ship on time!

You heard that right! The judge who ordered Bully be brought to him decided not to stop the shipment of the game. Read on:

At 1:51, Niero called, saying that the judge will not prohibit the the sale of Bully. In the time that he played the game, the judge said that he did not see anything so violent that would require the game to be held from being shipped. The judge and Take Two employee used a cheat code in order to skip around in the game.

It’s fantastic to see common sense triumph over ignorance any day, but this story made my day today. The knowledge that not everyone from previous generations is against the current generation of gamers. Here’s more from the judge:

“There’s nothing in the game that you wouldn’t see on TV every night,” and that he “wouldn’t want his kids to play the game, but that shouldn’t mean that the game won’t ship.”

Amen to that, judge. Amen to that.

Jack Thompson Ruling! [via Destructoid]

About the Author

Deejay Knight, Editor/Founder Deejay has been a gamer since the Atari 2600, has wrestled–and defeated–alligators with only his toes, and once aligned all the planets in the Solar System by uttering the words "Coo Coo Ka-Choo". In his sleep. He currently bides his time behind the scenes here at GAMINGtruth.com, streaming at http://www.twitch.tv/deejayknight and teaching.

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