Yesterday Jack Thompson’s anti-gaming legislation in Utah was vetoed by Utah’s Governor, Republican Jon Huntsman. Suffice to say, Thompson isn’t exactly handling the defeat very gracefully.

Konami is looking for able bodies, EA announces that Godfather II is gold, and GamePro announces that it’s become a game publisher — thereby rendering any review the magazine ever publishes to be, um… “less than reliable”.

Activision top brass Bobby Kotick has explained why the company left the ESA: They’re too special for the ESA.

It is being reported that Crave Entertainment has left the ESA, making them the fifth publisher this year to do so.

After the most recent story on GamePolitics that bashed the ESA’s choice of Texas Governor Rick Perry as the keynote speaker for E3, the Entertainment Software Association fires back with a scathing attack on the website.

According to GamePolitics, the ESA has been less than impressive with its campaign contributions to this point. However, there is still plenty of time for the ESA to get on the ball… right?