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    Before the introduction to video games, board games were dominant for centuries. In 3000BCE Egyptians developed the first known board game called Senet (Carr, 2016,) however one may speculate that other games could have developed earlier. Recent history traces the development of arcade games, which created a cultural change influencing the development of computer games. Historically there have been ever changing goal posts and new horizons for the…

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    Video Games changed the World Too this day, I hear my dad tell me stories about how he used to play Pong all of the time as a kid. Now, imagining playing that game blows my mind. Many people do not know what the actual definition of video gaming is. Video gaming is an electronic game played by means of images on a video screen and often emphasizing fast action. The video game world today has drastically evolved from what it used to be. Games have evolved from little balls that went up and down,…

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    that the sad reality is yes, since the shelf was almost empty. It seems that technology has a hold on younger generations, with video games at the top of the charts. I believe video games are programming kids to be lazy and robbing them of their ability to interact with others. Playing video games leads to a sedentary lifestyle. Gaming, whether on a gaming console, computer, tablet or phone, causes a…

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    In Bernstein 's article "Gaming the Console", she argues that it is okay for teens to play video games; she even goes on to say that playing video games can be beneficial for teenagers. However, she informs her audience that there are certain aspects of gaming that teens should be wary of: this includes prioritizing game time over school work and playing with inherent personality issues. Bernstein develops this thesis successfully by integrating visual and verbal texts effectively; each of the…

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    “ The obvious objective of video games is to entertain people by surprising them with new experiences.” These words are from Shigeru Miyamoto, the man who created many popular icons in the gaming world. This man has been referred to as “ the father of modern video games ,” but he doesn’t receive a higher salary than any other employees at Nintendo on his own accord . Despite growing up about two decades before video games existed, Shigeru Miyamoto is one of the most well known people in the…

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    I’m going to try and convince you that videogames have many benefits. Video Games can teach a variety of things such as social, math ,science, logic, and strategy skills. There are also the benefits that it has with helping children, Alzheimer 's, and depression. Video games put people through things such as making important decisions in a split second and it has no real life repercussions against the person making the decision. So this allows for failure to not be harmful and teaches them to…

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    Analysis Social Appeal of Rhetoric in Advertisements Nintendo and Sega marketing had adapted throughout the 80s and 90s by taking different approaches for several of their commercials and marketing. Nintendo’s first console, the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)attempted to market itself towards families, teens, and children. Advertisers for each brand would use rhetoric to appeal to each demographic based upon socially accepted trends In a Nintendo advertisement page, the targeted audience…

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    of the pioneer video consoles in the early 1980’s. Nintendo became extremely popular once it introduced the ultimate famous game, Mario Boys. Nintendo had came out with “ The Gameboy ”( which was a huge success) before the Nintendo DS. Therefore, starting out, Nintendo already had a market of consumers who wanted to get the upgrade from their original Gameboy thus, using the skimming price strategy…

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    Violent video games have been entertaining children and adults of all ages for some time now. These violent games have been taking over the video game industry by storm. You rarely see any of the classics such as “Super Mario”, or “Sonic the Hedgehog” in stores. That’s because most of the customers are going for the cooler and more violent video games, such as “Call of Duty”, or “Mortal Kombat”. Which some parents and other adults are not liking the idea of their children playing this type of…

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    year (Gartner). According to Gartner video game console hardware and software, online, mobile and PC games, reach $79 billion in 2012, and $93 billion in 2013, and the market is forecast to reach $111 billion by 2015. Although it may be beneficial to companies, since they are making money and getting rich, it also causes a negative impact on the society such as students from all ages. Students should stop playing video games because due to the effect that video games cause addiction, it…

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