> I don't really see the government regulating addiction. So no lessons learnt from the taxes laid on alcohol, tobacco, gambling (and depending on where you're

> I don't really see the government regulating addiction. So no lessons learnt from the taxes laid on alcohol, tobacco, gambling (and depending on where you're from pharmaceuticals and perhaps even narcotics). The governments method of regulation for addiction is to tax it. I wouldn't be surprised if online games begin getting taxes above and beyond simply the companies revenue.