Supporters of a bill targeting violent video games are questioning whether Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger potentially signing it would be a conflict of interest.

San Francisco assemblyman Leland Yee sponsored a bill that would ban the sale of the most graphic games to children.

Some question whether a ban like that could make young gamers more likely to choose games such as Atari's "Terminator 3" video game, from which the governor profits.

The governor's office says it's not an issue and his financial interests are kept in a blind trust so he can make decisions without knowing how it might affect his own finances.