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Examples of violent video games include:
 
Examples of violent video games include:
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* [[Grand Theft Auto]] (series) -- The series now spanning four games and multiple expansions is considered a "sandbox" game where a player can roam around a virtual city at will.  The player is able to obtain many different types of weapons, murder anyone they encounter including other criminals and prostitutes, innocent bystanders, and even police officers.  One of the games also included a modification that allowed a player to engage in graphic sexual acts in the game however this was not made for the public and was found long after the original release.
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* [[Grand Theft Auto]] (series) -- The series, which now spans ten games, is considered a "sandbox" game where a player can roam around a virtual city at will.  The player is able to obtain many different types of weapons, murder anyone they encounter including other criminals and prostitutes, innocent bystanders, and even police officers.  One of the games also included a modification that allowed a player to engage in graphic sexual acts in the game however this was not made for the public and was found long after the original release.
    
* [[Doom]] and [[Quake]] are first person shooter games wherein a player roams around various levels killing various demonic creatures.  The games have been described as murder simulators and were used as inspiration for the [[Columbine Massacre]] as well as other school shootings.
 
* [[Doom]] and [[Quake]] are first person shooter games wherein a player roams around various levels killing various demonic creatures.  The games have been described as murder simulators and were used as inspiration for the [[Columbine Massacre]] as well as other school shootings.
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