Psychologist links rape to violent video games   Sure, violent
video games may have a bad rap and are somewhat gory, but isn't
blaming the popular genre for rape going just a little too far?
Well, not for psychologist and book author Carol Lieberman, who
told FoxNews that digital sexual situations and acts have a
definite influence on real-world sexual violence.   Lieberman
made the rather controversial remarks in the context of an
interview about BulletStorm, which Fox seems to have focused its
conservative gunsights on.  So, what doesn't Fox like about the
game?    • Players are rewarded for shooting enemies in the
buttocks.   • An "excess" of profanity. WTF?   • Too "gruesome,"
as body parts explode all over the screen.   • "Explicit" sexual
acts, "topless" means cutting a player in half, while "gang
bang" refers to killing multiple enemies.  "If a younger kid
experiences Bulletstorm's explicit language and violence, the
damage could be significant," claimed Dr. Jerry Weichman, a
clinical psychologist at