German advocacy group Aktionsbündnis Amoklauf Winnenden -- or "Action Alliance," roughly translated -- is on a mission to banish violent games from Germany by rewarding gamers who toss their "killer games."

On Saturday, October 17, an event is being held in front of the Struttgart State Opera, during which gamers can participate by "donating" the violent games they own.  No idea what the group plans to do with these contributions, but an individual will win a signed soccer jersey from the German national soccer team.  Event promotional materials used the above image of a figure tossing a CD or DVD, derived from a similar propagandistic image urging Germans to ditch the swastika.

Numerous members of the Alliance are parents who've lost children during the tragic Winnenden shooting, when 17-year-old Tim Kretschmar went on a killing spree with his father's gun.  The incident has since sparked numerous anti-video game campaigns in Germany.