If I'm understanding this right, isn't possible to not know that you might experience seizures from video games until it actually happens? So it might not entirely be the parent's fault. (...Wait, it was an infant playing!? Real responsible, mom....)

However, it doesn't seem like the companies' faults, either. There was a warning on the game, like there would be on any other game. They can't be responsible for every accident that happens. Also, suing the rental company, really? -__-

I wonder what ended up happening in this case.

Did anyone else hear about this? The article's pretty old, but I never read it.

I knew this game had bad framerate, but that bad?