I have to disappoint you: I currently live in France, and the revelation about the French state spying on its citizens get hardly any airtime. No one cares here. They are too busy with good-old-fashioned politics with faces attached to issues.

Indeed, I'd have modded you up if I'd have mod points.

This study is yet another one showing these effects, but is by far not the first. The effects of video-game playing, in particular action video-game playing, on various part of the decision making process have been studied extensively. The whole research was kicked off by the publication of

Green, C.S. & Bavelier, D. (2003). Action video games modify visual selective attention. Nature, 423, 534-537

with more publications related to that topic available on the lab page of Daphne Bavelier.

Disclaimer: I was working in the same department as the above-mentioned lab some years ago

You shouldn't love them too much for their croissants, as those were blatantly copied from the Austrians, who created the croissant's predecessor, known as the 'Kipferl', which - after being introduced by a Viennese into the Parisian society - was copied by French 'viennoiseries' and became the croissant. Luckily - for them - intellectual property protection wasn't going havoc in the 1830s, yet.

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From the article:

which roughly means:

So, they firstly contacted the responsible branch of jurisdiction and after that published the article.

Anton Zeilinger is one of the leading researchers in experimental quantum physics and generally seems to do good stuff. I can't imagine him putting his name on a paper that has utterly wrong claims.