Connecticut town drive will collect and destroy violent video games

A town in Connecticut is holding a drive to collect and destroy violent games, music, and movies in the wake of the school shooting in Newtown. On January 12th, a community group in Southington will host a “Violent Video Games Return Program,” where despite the name, it asks people to turn any types of violent media. In return, Polygon reports that they’ll get a $25 gift certificate from the local Chamber of Commerce, and the media itself will be “destroyed and placed in the town dumpster for appropriate permanent disposal,” probably by incineration.