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    accusation are based on gamers using video games as education and a reason to reenact certain events in the “real world” compared to the “virtual world”. When I was young…

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    playing video games affects their developmental skills. This includes their social skills, behavioral skills and overall health. The purpose of this study was to prove that extended use of electronic gaming can negatively affect an adolescent 's health. Przybylski uses a study that surveys approximately five thousand children ages from ten to fifteen. The survey asks the children to select one answer from six different responses. These responses ask how many hours they spend playing console and…

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    more game of COD, when all of the sudden, you hear a knock on the front door. You’re mother opens it and standing there are two police officers. They explain to her that someone under the age of eighteen has been playing violent video games. They then proceed to search the house and, after finding you with the game, proceed to cuff your mother and take her out to the squad car.” Sounds very outlandish right? But, what if this could be a real possibility in the near future? Banning violent video…

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    Halo: Video Game Analysis

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    People search for a new types of games that intrigue them. The gaming series, Halo is one of those types of games. It brings a unique concept into First person shooters. Instead of the game being a modern-day type game, it brings a space concept into the gaming community. Another unique concept that comes into play is that it is an Xbox exclusive which means it can only be purchased for an Xbox only (Halo). There are also many exclusives on other gaming consoles that people argue that were…

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    Kyle Kraynyk How Video Games Have Changed over Time Video games have changed massively in almost every way since the original video games to the new ones. One of the main reasons is just content of the game. How much stuff is in the game, what you can do in the game. The first videogames were only text based adventures. Which means there would be something on top like, you see a dark cave. Then there would be three sentences like, go into the cave or keep walking. The entire game game would…

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    Their Peers Also Play Violent Video Games? A Canadian National Study." Journal Of School Violence 12.4 (2013): 297-318. Education Source. Web. 27 Oct. 2016. Video games provide a variety of experiences for people of all ages. Games can be played on various platforms including the computer, hand held games, and gaming consoles. Children and adolescence can be exposed to violent content through video games and it may affect the way they behave. Playing violent video games regularly can increase…

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    eating pixilated dots, video games have been under scrutiny by adults over the world. Parents proclaim that video games are detrimental to their children’s education, and that they are getting addicted to these games; while society illustrates games as a leading cause of childhood obesity, and places the blame of juvenile crimes on video games. However, hundreds of studies show that these accusations are completely false. To begin with, parents love to indict video games as the source of their…

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    being and people use it as a selling technique. Cultivation theory is now a big part of today’s society, not only because of television but also because of social media, video game and everything in-between. As this paper will try and show that video games may have some affect on how the women. As society progresses the video game should as well, so society, men and women alike should see the women population as a human being not something to be won. It seems all a bit archaic. Cultivation…

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    Youtube Popular Culture

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    Originally, video games and their players were typically associated with nerds or social outcasts, but with gaming’s recent rise in popularity they are now associated YouTube gamers and Major League Gaming style tournaments. People are making money off of video games, by not only making and selling them, but by playing and being relatively active within the gaming community. In this way, gaming has pushed itself into mainstream media and is a huge source of entertainment for all people of…

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    Do you know someone who owns or plays video games? If you have been aware of what is happening around the world, it is now filled with violence wherever you look no matter where you are. Study shows that playing violent video games cause more aggression, bullying and fighting. A study in the “Journal of the American Medical Association” stated that M-rated games have a link with increase, long term aggressive behavior on an individual who chose to be engaged by his or her own will. To give an…

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