NRA shooting range game draws angry reviews The timing of the game's release has not been lost on customers reviewing the game on iTunes. Many have also picked up on comments by the NRA's chief executive, Wayne LaPierre, who blamed video gaming for gun violence in America, calling it "a corrupt shadow industry that sells and sows violence against its own people." But NRA: Practice Range, released last week, has received mostly negative reviews on iTunes. Two-thirds have given it just a one star rating. One review, headlined "Monsters," says: "This just cements the fact that the NRA could not be more out of touch with modern society. Poor form. Another adds: "They accuse video games of promoting gun violence, then release a game showing four year olds how to use guns." Apart from criticisms of the NRA's decision to release the game, players seem unimpressed with the title itself. "Morals aside," writes one reviewer, "this is an atrocious game and it crashed out on me a few times."