Ask yourself a few straightforward questions: Do you want to go outside and steal a car? Do you feel the need to obtain a missile launcher?
For your consideration... A little something from the Chronicle of Higher Education.

I think he makes a good point about divorcing moral and aesthetic revulsion from a perceived need to find a cause and effect relationship between video games and bad behavior.

Critics warn that anyone who plays the game will end up doing in the real world exactly what they do in the virtual world. In other words, watch out for a run on missile launchers and vigilante strippers.

And somewhere between MarioKart, Simpsons' Road Rage and GTA IV there must be something that would inspire Chuck to go ahead and get his driver's license.