Recently, video games have become a commodity among many who enjoy gaming; especially many young children. Although video games can be a great source of entertainment for children and have become very popular, they have also fallen victim to absurd allegations that they cause violence. Video games do not inherently lead to violence because simply seeing a violent act being demonstrated does not mean you will feel inclined to commit that act.
In the editorial “Target Real Violence, Not Video Games”, Robert D. Richards and Clay Calvert challenge the public perception of video games and the misconception that video games are directly related to violence. To further address their claim they state “Gang members don’t commit drive-by shootings
In the editorial “Target Real Violence, Not Video Games”, Robert D. Richards and Clay Calvert challenge the public perception of video games and the misconception that video games are directly related to violence. To further address their claim they state “Gang members don’t commit drive-by shootings