My point is that the "edgy video game" that was banned from festivals is a lot more humane and considerate than the Oscar-winning documentary.

The two shooters were huge gamers. The game presents the killings through their romanticized POV, as heroes killing monsters. What's really clever is that it contrast it with flashbacks of their fucked up lives, and the "gameplay" is intentionally dull and pointless… you really feel bad not just for the victims, but…

I was the asshat who posted those screens, because the Columbine RPG is actually a documentary in video-game form about those events. It's very interesting, well researched and actually focuses on the people, not just on the politics like Bowling for Columbine did.