Question 3 AVGG (Ain't Video Games Great?) is a large, publicly traded company specializing in the design and manufacture of vide games. The company's best-selling game is a particularly graphic and violent game called "Heist and Fire." The participant points by killing people, stealing various items from stores, and having sex with numerous people. AVGG has received nu complaints about "Heist and Fire," many of them citing studies linking such violent games to actual, acted-out violence or part of children. Several of the critics say the game is different from passively watching violent films and/or television sho because the player of the game is actually the person carrying out the violence. Many commentators have stated AVGG perfectly well that the rating system for video games is not working, and the games are getting into the hands of children. commentators have disagreed and have taken the position that it is the parents who are responsible for seeing that their children do not have access to such games. Still other commentators have gone so far as to say the games should not be marketed at all. Discuss which would be the best ethical theory to follow in this scenario. What do you believe AVGG should do to exercis proper corporate social responsibility? (Identify your social responsibility theory)