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    across the world play videogames as a pastime. However, the international success of video gaming, paired with the rise of global connectivity via the Internet, means that many ethical issues can arise. Video games have existed since the 1950s, but their popularity first boomed in the 70s. A company named Atari dominated the industry, until various high budget games caused them to go bankrupt, and gave video games a bad name in the western world. In the 80s, Nintendo, a Japanese company,…

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    Washington Post article, "Video-game addiction a real problem, study finds" written by Donna St. George, and the report, "Online Game Playing Is not Addictive," by Peter Gray, the argument about dangers of video games are discussed, as well as their consideration about the level of addiction video games can create. Within these two sources, the levels of addiction video games create is not significant, magnifying that it is wrong to assume someone 's interest in video games as an addiction. The…

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    then more thought of. Video Games is a widely known source of multimedia entertainment. It 's impact on the general population of society on the other hand is questioned time to time by various researchers and also concerned parents. This essay is based on Tedtalks discussion and Daphne Bavelier 's review on the influence & effects on constant video game users & society. The use of multimedia in education has significantly changed people’s learning processes.While video game playing is regarded…

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    prototype head mounted virtual reality display that can feature 3D quality gameplay. According to Michael Poh of Hongkiat.com he has seen the evolution of video games in terms of its graphical quality, so much so that one would have difficulty differentiating a video game from a real-life scene…

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    Vicious Video Games

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    Vicious computer game play is connected to expanded animosity in players, however, lacking proof exists about whether the connection stretches out to criminal brutality or wrongdoing, as indicated by another American Psychological Association team report. Although violent video games are only fabricated, the brutal and cruel behavior it teaches young children are illustrated and existent. "The exploration shows a predictable connection between vicious computer game utilize and increments in…

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    computer to relax, immediately there was a loud voice “Again, you always play video games? You will be blind because of those kinds of the game ” or “that game will not give you any cents, just wasting your time for futile things, be a dumb by using a computer for gaming instead of studying”. It is the instant situation which happens in every single home, to every child. Additionally, they may concern about the excessive video game activity effects on their children’s physiological and…

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    The truth behind video games. "If our lives are already written, it would take a courageous man to change the script." Alan Wake, Video game character. Video games takes us to different amazing worlds as we live and see life form the game characters prospective, on the same day I can kill the entire earth population on video game and save the planet earth from alien invasion on a different game. The only limit on video games industry is human imagination. Moreover, Video games forms our modern…

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    Violent Video Games Several years ago the technology and child’s play were not such as extremely developed as today. Thousands of teenagers have video games as their primary form of entertainment at home and the disagreement about this topic is because they focus in a several subjects such as violence scenes, sex, hostile, racism and other resource. For many years, researchers have been debating if video games can cause dependence or nor. However, an expert such as Jack Flanagan believes video…

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    society play video games. Playing video games for some teens is the only social interaction they have after school with their peers. The majority of video games are showing a trend of violent content and researchers are trying to figure out if this leads to aggression. Researchers have also shown video games to have an impact on cognitive skills. Video games have both physical and mental effects on kids and adults. Over 97% of kids in the Unites States of America play video games. (Layton)…

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    Violence in video games has grown worse over the years, and the general public is uneasy with the amount of savagery in video games. Video games are becoming more realistic, and the amount of detail that goes into murdering people is becoming disturbingly lifelike. Players of these video games engage in all sorts of vicious acts for many consecutive hours, and that notion makes me question if all that exposure to violence has any substantial effects on the players. As someone who has played some…

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