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    The Video games are a billion dollar industry that will only continue to grow in the coming years. All around the world video games shape, impact, and affect our lives. Almost anyone in the world can play a video game. Video games are now a staple of most people’s live and almost certainly will be a stable of the future in people’s lives. Whether someone is young or old they have more than likely played some type of video game. In the past Video games have not been more complex and also easier…

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    Hunger Games Censorship

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    The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, what used to be North America is now the country of Panem which consists of a rich Capitol and twelve other districts. As a punishment for past rebellion by the districts, the Capitol forces each district to give a male and female teenager to fight to the death in what is called the Hunger Games, while all of Panem is forced to watch on television. Katniss Everdeen volunteers as tribute when her sister is chosen as the female tribute for the games.…

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    Misogyny In Video Games

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    The whole game industry must stand up against the harassment of women.” Her video blog series Tropes vs. Women in Video Games analyzes sexism in mainstream video games. Two of her most recent videos discuss women as background decoration in games. These videos, and others like it, have drawn death threats in the past. Sarkeesian has also recently appeared on Comedy Central’s news…

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    understand the game of life. Holden believes that life is a game. The game is all about advantage and the different paths you can take. Some may be on the side with the hot-shots or some may be on the opposite side, without all the privileges. Either someone conforms to the game and becomes a phony or does not play the game and suffers unfairly. Holden hates phonies, even though he himself is a phony. Stradlater, Holden 's roommate at Pencey Prep, is an example of a phony who participates in the…

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    outsiders who do not understand the purpose of spending hours in front of a computer screen. Gamers are often misunderstood, because people who do not play video games seldom recognize the innumerable benefits of video games. The reality is that there are countless positive effects of gaming on those who participate, because video games allow people to seamlessly interact with each other, allow people to truly be themselves, help people accomplish things that they would not be able to do in real…

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    Video Games Enhance the Lives I agree with, but also needs to be limited. Video games aren't bad for children at all. The parents just need to limit the time for how long they can play. Hand-eye coordination works well too when playing video games. If only parents would limit the time for kids to play video games they wouldn't have a problem for them getting to stuck in the fantasy world. Just give them a few hours to play after they finish there school work. Then after a little bit of video…

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    Ender's Game Analysis

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    period they are writing in and it is easily seen in their book. With much analysis of Ender’s Game, it is clear that many events, actions, and characters represent something much bigger than themselves. Orson Scott Card published Ender’s Game in 1985, which was near the end of the Cold War. Due to this historical event, Card incorporated many details regarding the Cold War into his book. While reading Ender’s Game, it is easy to notice the impact that the Cold War has on the characters and…

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    The Hunger Games Trilogy

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    different stories of literature, Claudia from the book “The Mixed-up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler” and Katniss Everdeens, the main character of “The Hunger Games Trilogy” are very when it comes to several things. While “The Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler” debuted in 1960 and the book-turned to-hit movie franchise “The Hunger Games” made its debut in 2012, a few decades apart. Also, the characters in both stories faced very difficult challenges on the way. The youth in these…

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    experienced with weapons is likely to win the 2017 Hunger Games. Although I might not be as athletically build, tall, and mentally smart with the wild, a 13-year-old female will come out victorious as the 2017 Hunger Games winner. So you should sponsor me. If you are wondering what the Hunger Games is and why you need sponsors then let me explain it to you. Each year 12 boys and 12 girls are required to participate in a live television game where children through adults fight to the death.…

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    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 is…

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