This video shown is from fox news, which they invited Mrs. Cooper Lawrence to talk about the game "mass effect" and it's sexual content. This turned out to be an attack on the game itself, which triggered numerous outraged comments from gamers all over, most if not all saying that she did not do research on the game itself before making her claims. The most notable part is when she was asked on the video if she "actually played the game?" and she responded "no." in turn, the people mobbed up and gave 1-star reviews on her book being sold on amazon.
(View the comments here) Saying she gave a review on a game she did not play, it's just fair to review a book they have not read.
EA on the other hand, defends the game as well, citing the inaccuracies of the news such as saying :
"New videogame shows full digital nudity and sex."
"You'll see full digital nudity and the ability for players to engage in graphic sex."
and
"Critics say Mass Effect is being marketed to kids and teenagers."
http://kotaku.com/348187/ea-calls-fox-out-on-insulting-mass-effect-inaccuracies
on a personal note, after watching the video, I also believe that Mrs. Lawrence really didn't know the game enough to talk about it, yet she still talks like a hotshot psychologist, stating studies made by this and that. "psychobabble" as I would like to call it. Talking about something that she feels she knows a lot about, using studies by others yet, turns out to be something irrelevant
Mass Effect developed by is an action role-playing gameBioWare exclusively for the Xbox 360, which was released worldwide in November, 2007. The game takes place in the year 2183, with the player assuming the role of an elite human soldier named Commander Shepard, set out to explore a vast universe on his/her ship, the SSV Normandy.
