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    video game violence. video game violence has been a topic talked about for many years now. although studies that have been reviewed have shown no increase of violence in children and teens. the parents who are against video game violence still try and make a case that videogames are violent. even though the exact same reasons that they portray are completely false and have been proven wrong. they have been proven wrong by random sampling, all different ages, genders, and even in every state and…

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    Feminists? Video games are one of the markets largest entertaining enterprises. Devices such as consoles, smart phones, and computers are capable of running variant types of games. Throughout the 19th century video games began to grow in popularity and produced a large fan base. People from across the world have the ability to play games through a screen. Thus, giving individuals a chance to interact with one another. The virtual world brings lots of people together, and creates long-lasting…

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    Perhaps what can be intriguing is to understand is how violent games captivate our minds when we play them so that we can understand how they manifest the violent behavior in individuals. What is more real is the graphic content in these video games that when a gun appears and one is supposed to shoot during the game, it becomes so real that a person may want to get a real gun and shoot someone. For example, the teenager went on a rampage in the United States in 2013 and killed a man and two…

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    was the first ever video game and sparked a revolution in new media. Since then, the popularity of video games has risen at an extraordinary rate, with over 1.2 billion people reported to be playing games as of 2013 (CITATION: venturebeat). Even more extraordinary is that, according to a report by the Entertainment Software Association, consumers spent a total of $21.53 billion on the games industry in 2013 (CITATION: esa). With so many people spending so much money on the games industry, it…

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    Video Games Addiction Antonius J. Van Rooij, Gert-Jan Meerkerk, Tim M. Schoenmakers, Mark Griffiths and Dike Van De Mheen they authored the article " Video Games addiction and social responsibility " in how gamers get addicted to video games and how the companies should be responsible about the effects which is important to not change the gamers behavior. The article has been received on the 2nd of July 2009 and it has been accepted on the 7th of July the same year. Later on, in October 2010…

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    done as to how it affects children. Children from ages 8-18 watch tv, play video games, and are social media for an average of 7 hours and 38 minutes (Rubin 2010). In much of adolescent development, aggression and violence is attributed to the desensitization through video games. However, in more recent arguments, there has been a large bias exposed in more recent studies in the support of violence leading to video games. In their findings, targeting variables that other researches evaded, they…

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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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    idea that video game violence affects youth, when it does not. This simple little thing really is a complete injustice and is completely unfair for the videogame industry, as parents demand they stop making violent games and this is simply trying to silence an artistic medium. It is just insane how much flack a company will actually get for this stuff and it 's stupid. We as a people need to say that enough is enough and that we need to stop all of this protest against violent video games.…

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    Paul, James. “Learning and Games” The Ecology of Games: Connecting Youth, Games, and Learning. Cambridge: The MIT Press, 2008. Overview: This article argues that well designed video games can lead to effective and productive learning for players due to the connection that exists between game design and cognitive improvement. The article further claims that people learn most from moment that they hold in the chemical/long-term memory, and this the virtual reality of video games acts as a…

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    play certain games that interest you.And i will also talk about how big time consuming it is when you play. Video Games could really interest you when you're really bored because it could keep your mind occupied. Of course you need to know what you like a lot because there many types of games for example: there's action,adventure,board,cards,educational, and many other types of games. Once you find what you like you could just download any game that looks good on that category. Games could…

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