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    conspiracies about if violent role playing games are harmful or harmless. There is plenty of data to support each side. Violent role playing games can cause problems. Violent role playing games make kids want to see other kids in pain, they will throw away money just to play a game, and it makes kids miss out in school. In the article “ It’s a Duel:How Do violent video Games Affect Kids?” the author Shankar Vedantam suggests that kids who play violent video games are more violent than other…

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    heroes influence people in many ways. The way they act, for example, may be impacted by those heroic figures. Heroes influence the people, especially children, think (Nakaya). Heroes in video games, like Call of Duty, the heroes are the guys who killed the most people. Children see this heroic violence in video games, and other media, and are more likely to try to imitate it (Nakaya). Though, heroes are not always a bad influence. They come in all shapes and…

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    Zelda Songs Analysis

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    trying to do the dishes. In order to keep me from doing that, dad needed to play video games as long as they entranced me. One of the games he played was The Legend of Zelda. Growing up with this game and spending time with my dad while he played it fueled the love I developed for this game and it’s music. The first four songs on the soundtrack of my life, composed by Koji Kondo, are songs from that video game. The game and songs have become very sentimental to me for that reason. The first…

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    A Summary Critique of “Why We Need Violent Video Games” Violent video games are addictions. But are addictions always deleterious to us? Ethan Gilsdorf, an American writer, critic, and journalist, and 17th level geek – as posted on Ethan’s website – unexpectedly states in his article “Why Do We Need Violent Video Games” that violent video games are essential, benificial to us not only because it helps people release negative emotions but also leads people to be feared of “hunt/shoot/kill…

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    Diego The Robot Analysis

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    Recently, video games have started to be used as a method of helping children to recover from video games. In one example, "Diego the Robot" helps a paralyzed girl, 7, to learn how to move again. After experiencing a bleed on the brain, Grace McShane had become partially paralyzed as a result. However, thanks to Diego, she has started to learn how to move again. Video games and Diego the robot helps to support her arms with overhead cables. Meanwhile a sensor tracks the wrist and elbow positions…

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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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    This book made me feel like I was in a video game and I was fighting virtual things to save my life. I felt a sense of intensity for the action sequences, humor form jokes coming out of the characters every now and then, and surprised by all of the plot twists in this book that makes you wanna…

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    The Assassin's Creed '

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    When video games have a series, the mechanics behind the game, which affects how they are played, either stay exactly the same throughout the series or they are changed in some way or another, such as what buttons do what, the way the game is played (ex: stealth or in your face), or how challenging it is. In the Assassin’s Creed series, one and two in particular, the changes made in between them are noticeable. The changes are as in the first game, the player can hardly manage to sneak around…

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    Guardian Of Fire

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    A game title first released in 2010, Lara Croft: Guardian of Light is actually one of the spin-offs from the main franchise of Tomb Raider. The game continues with what originally made it popular like the twin-stick shooting mechanics, and like always, you get to explore the ancient archaeological sites that have made the series famous. The game, like many of the other Tomb Raider games, has some action within it, but there is an intense focus on puzzles. You can now play Lara Croft: Guardian of…

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    the changes video games has caused in society, numerous people have found that video games have set a new standard for learning. According to Mike Ivey’s article, “A Brave New Gamer World; New Generation’s Link to Workplace Study”, many workplaces use video games as a method of learning. For instance, employees at Blockbuster Video learn to deal with customers with a video game simulation, the U.S. Army trains recruits to fight wars by playing video games and educators offer a video game field…

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