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    documentary that follows the lives of seven people as they investigate the controversial, virtual worlds of MMORPGs (Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Games). The documentary was written by Victor Piñeiro-Escoriaza, directed by Juan Carlos Piñeiro-Escoriaza, and published by Pure West Films. In these online games, the lives of the gamers are transformed as they become more immersed in games such as EverQuest, EverQuest II, Second Life, and World of Warcraft. According to Edmond Chang,…

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    My First Diablo

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    I was in 6th or 7th grade (2010-2012) when my dad first got me involved in the computer game “Diablo”. All I knew about the game before was that it was like an RPG (Role Playing Game). My dad was playing the 2nd “Diablo” game of the series at the time. He told me that he didn’t play the first “Diablo” because, according to him, the graphics were “too crappy”. Eventually, as I played the game more, I became a better player and knew some gaming jargon. “Diablo” was released to the public in 1996.…

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    Reading Exercise Andrea Braithwaite’s article “‘Seriously, get out’: Feminists on the forums and the War(craft) on women,” focuses on the massively multiplayer online game World of Warcraft (WoW), and its community as a space to explore gender issues. Braithwaite argues that feminism is a danger to the identity and belonging in the WoW community. These online communities need to be understood as an extension of the real world, where social issues arise and develop. I analyze her argument based…

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    has been the invention of video games. Therefore, video games are instrumental to many people in this day and age. Most people, especially parents, overlook the benefits of gaming such as how it can improve our social life and helps in cognitive development of teenagers when they are at a tender age. However, too much gaming can lead to addiction causing possible problems such as truancy from classes, behavioural problems or poor grades. First and foremost, video games serve to promote the…

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    Arguments Against Piracy

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    sales of the game worldwide would more than double" reveals videogame developer and publisher SEGA (Purchese). This means that approximately 80% of the people who use Football Manager 2012 own a pirated copy of the game. This number can be found from the quote provided by SEGA as one quarter of 80% is equal to the other 20% who have purchased the game, in effect doubling their income. With the percent of users pirating videogames is between 40 to 80 percent even for one of the largest game…

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    his computer. Video Game Addiction is rather a new topic going on in today’s modern society. It has been debated whether or not someone can truly be addicted to Video Games. It may seem like a simple problem that can be fixed but in reality, for some people, Video Games can replace their entire lives. Fortnite is an MMORPG, which…

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    Research on video game culture has highlighted its social nature as Hand and Moore (2006) have argued for the consideration of video gamers as a ‘community’, while it has been traditionally suggested that gaming is an ‘anti-social’ activity, ethnographic research suggests that gaming is formed in the context of existing social and cultural networks, friendships as well as relationships (Rutter & Bryce, 2006). Hand and Moore’s (2006) concept or ‘enunciative production’ relies on the formulation…

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    who play video games are addicted. Those numbers were similar when tested worldwide. Addiction is defined by source one as not being able to stop, even when faced with dire consequences. Addiction also means feeling withdrawal symptoms when you stop doing whatever it is you are addicted to. If you are playing video games so much that you are not participating in normal life activities, then you are in danger of gaming addiction and need…

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    in computing, video games have been increasing in complexity, graphically and storywise. There are games that can appeal to everyone’s interest, whether that is a single-player role-playing game (RPG), or a massively multiplayer online game (MMO). Of course, there are as many genres for games as there are for genres of literature, and very different social worlds within each genre. The social world of Archeage — an MMORPG which is a combination of a role-playing story type game with thousands of…

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    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 psychological…

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