Parents, retail industry, game developers assess the potential for mass shootings to make consumers cautious about about buying violent video games, toy guns, etc.

Newtown: Parents, gift-givers rethink video games

AP Photo/Bryan MitchellRachel Scott was mortified to find out her 1 ½-year-old son, Pablo, had pointed a .22-caliber gun at her late husband's face, thinking it was the same type of object as his toy water gun.The incident happened more than three decades ago. Pablo is now 34, but Scott, from Bridgeport, is sharply reminded of what could have been a fatal moment when she sees the images of the 20 children shot to death Dec. 14 at Sandy Hook ...

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