FBGC Incidents

Here's a list of incidents involving FBGC games, consoles and other stuff.

Games
KATO: A 16 year old boy killed a 14 year old girl and a 16 year old boy because he was addicted to this game and it's violent themes. Due to this, a "non-violent" mode in KATO is now availible.

The Adventures of Jerome: This game is infamous. Between the fact that it contains detailed violence and it being rated 10+, many game stores have changed the violence to the cartoon kind.

The Adventures of Jerome: Another thing this game caused was seizures. There's a scene where Jerome travels through time, and it contains flashing lights. Over 100 kids had seizures.

Karaoke Party: This game is pretty safe. No recorded hospital trips, deaths or injuries from this game, and no complaining parents since it's rated 14+ (since it has explicit themes)

Evil Robots: Oh god. This game is banned in half of Europe, Canada and Australia. Why? Because Hacker, one of the main characters, contains a swastika in his name.

TF Simulator: Nicknamed "Death Simulator" by some, the body suit and visual reality helmet can suffocate a human being or pokemon if it gets too cramped, and this happens when shrinking.

TF Simulator: Another thing that people hate is that it's rated 7+ when it has a very creepy easter egg and nudity. People also think "TF" stands for "The Fuck?" in the title.

Seven Nites at Cudi's: A lawsuit with the creator of Five Nights at Freddy's, because SNaC is a ripoff of FNaF right down to the almost-last detail.

Consoles
The consoles are safe, but the PewDiePew contains "die" in its name, and some games on it are 4+ or 5+ so it is HATED by the parents of kids these ages, and they suggest FluffyBoxes.

Other
Kungo-Mungo scared many employees into suicide. And most of the company was destroyed by Kungo-Mungo.