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    violent video games refer to video games that depict intentional attempts by a nonhuman cartoon or animated character to inflict harm on other. Children often find both violent and non-violent video games to be the most unique form entertainment, and it is for this reason that one hardly misses a home without a PlayStation or any other video game console. In fact, Palo Alto Medical Foundation asserts that about 97% of teenagers in the United States play video games, as well as the sale of games…

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    argued that violent video games promote antisocial behavior.A major point of his was that the game 's environment affects the player 's attitude. He referenced an experiment to prove this; a group of players played a relaxing game and another played a tense game like resident evil. “Those who played high-stakes gaming like Resident Evil were more competitive than those that played less intense games like fishing”(Flanagan, 2015). The experiment suggested that “the link between game and gamer is…

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    I’m a 20 year old gamer and proud of it. Video games are part of my life, but a large part of American entertainment as well. Since their invention in 1951 by Ralph Baer, they have become one of the fastest growing sectors in the U.S. Economy, with sales reaching $13.4 billion in 2014. An estimated 97% of US children age 12-17 play video games. More than half of the top-selling video games contain violence. Violent video games are believed to desensitize players to violence and have been blamed…

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    represents a very vital role in the role playing games with simulated violence such as the game, “Assassin” as explained in the selected evidences provided by news reporters, Alan Wang and WIlliam M. Welch. In addition, the evidences indicated in the cited articles made it clear how role playing games with simulated violence stamps a negative impact within the participating communities. The game itself inaugurated many different philosophies because the game is more ruinous than what it appears…

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    playing a video game. At the top of the graphic it states “Mediaviolence.org, The Top Games of 2011 Include”, suggesting the idea of this illustration is pertaining to connecting violence to video games. The picture also has in the top left hand corner “according to CNBC, the top games of 2011 include: Rage, Bulletstorm, Max Payne, Twisted Metal, and Deus Ex 3: Human Revolution.” By adding the list of the top 2011 games it makes the audience think and make connections toward the image and what…

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    In Western society video games have become a dominant source of entertainment for youth. Positive side effects of video game use are brain stimulation, medical advancement and therapy but the negative connotations are children exhibiting violence, maladaptive social tendencies and addictions to gaming. Video games are defined as “electronic game that involves human interaction with a user interface to generate visual feedback on a video device” according to AllAfrica.com’s article “The negative…

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    An Analysis of “How Evil Should A Video Game Allow You to Be?” During the past few decades, the video game industry has been growing and improving due to many different factors. As technology and the graphics of video games have become clearer and more realistic, consumers have adapted to and become better engaged to specific actions in these games. In “How Evil Should a Video Game Allow You to Be?,” a well-written article by Simon Parkin, which was published by The New Yorker on September 17th…

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    Video games have existed since the late 1950s, but they only became a part of modern culture in the1980s. Since then, games have underwent huge changes, yet they still face the same troubles as they did back in the day. There is this idea that playing a video game, particularly a violent one, makes you violent. There are many other claims that video games produce effects on the human mind, such a detachment to reality, or the tendency to commit crimes, even nonviolent ones. However, video games…

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    than ninety-five percent of children from ages twelve to seventeen played video games in 2008, thus fueling an $11.7 billion domestic video game industry (procon.org). In 2008 ten of the twenty best selling video games of all time contained violence (procon.org). The argument that video games augment the behavior of juveniles is completely invalid. Psychologist Christopher Ferguson led a long term study and proved that video games had no link to youth violence (independent.co.uk). From the years…

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    television negatively affect the reasoning of today’s youth? Many will blame video games and rap music on the decline of the respect and education of children and young adults. Starting with simple game systems such as Atari and computer games like Oregon trail, simple 16-bit images on our TV 's and computers, these were the first PG rated video games. You can turn on the television, internet, watch a movie or play a video game and see how to shoot, maim, attack or kill someone. Even…

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