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    Violent Video Games

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    watching these types of entertainment. Where Some of these entertainment like video games has become the central part of the social word for many youths and adolescence. Which needs to be banned out for some reasons because these sources like violent video games have been regarded by many researchers as leading to the contribution of negative effects among the users who are more likely to be young teens? Violent video games lead young people to aggressive behavior, bad performance in schools,…

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    Video Games And Bullying

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    It is true that violent video games can help a child increase their hand eye coordination and speed up their neural pathways. By playing video games children learn how to handle situations through hand eye coordination, by having to react quickly to what is being show to them on the screen. Because a child has to react so quickly this helps to speed up their neural pathways. According to Margaret Shotton, “This allows knowledge to travel around quicker, thus speeding up judgments and decisions,…

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    Imagine a person who has spent most of their life on a farm performing mostly agricultural duties, now imagine this person in the city who now has no idea how to behave in a new setting with a different set of people. Children who had spent most of their childhood glued to the media and the violence it contains is much too similar. Children are learning new things every single day, by the attitudes of those around them the situations around them and they are also learning of violent ways…due to…

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    When it comes to game adaptions of books there are bound to be obvious differences caused by adapting from one medium to another. Are these differences significant enough to mean that a game can never be a faithful adaptation of a book? Faithful adaptations being an “attempt to recapture the original text as closely as possible” (Beach). Using the book Parasite Eve by Hideaki Sena and the game of the same name by Square (now known as Square-Enix), it becomes easy to see that games can never be a…

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    people believed that it was due to the presence of an authoritative figure, such as the guy in the labcoat. However, that is not necessarily the case. Another experiment was done in which individuals were invited to a fake game show called “the Game of Death” (Nelson, 302). This game had the same premise as Stanley Milgram’s experiment, if a person got a question wrong, then they would be shocked by the individual. However, the main difference of these two experiments were the fact that one…

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    The truth behind video games. "If our lives are already written, it would take a courageous man to change the script." Alan Wake, Video game character. Video games takes us to different amazing worlds as we live and see life form the game characters prospective, on the same day I can kill the entire earth population on video game and save the planet earth from alien invasion on a different game. The only limit on video games industry is human imagination. Moreover, Video games forms our modern…

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    The debate on whether television programs are making society more educated has gone on for years. Author Steven Johnson goes into extensive and specific research about this topic in his article, “Watching TV Makes You Smarter”. Throughout the writing piece, Johnson discusses the differences in television from two decades ago, a decade ago, fives years ago versus television now. His argument is strongly saying that TV series’ and programs have advanced conspicuously by introducing more complexity…

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    Media's Puppets

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    Not seeing what logic is, and going off of personal feeling or experiences. The Media makes people emotionally unstable when they come in contact with their video games and their music video gangsters. Watching or listing to these videos could potentially lead a person to changing their character or living with long term consequences. This is a very important topic to discuss because youth crimes are on a constant rise and if we had an understanding…

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    their products with competitors and wanting to charge for their products. Part 3: Game Hackers With computer games becoming popular, Ken and Roberta Williams started creating games and were the co-founders of Sierra Online. They created games like Wizard and the princess. People were buying computers just to play games. Hackers had more access to computers now than they did in the past. John Harris started producing games for On-Line. He brought Frogger to the Atari system. Companies started…

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    Many people have speculated the cause behind school shootings is mainly violent video games. No one ever thinks about other causes. The real problem may be much deeper than that. There are several ingredients that go into the cocktail of violence ,that is so prevalent in our society. When tragedy hits and horrific happenings occur, we scramble for a quick answer and a quick fix. The senseless tragedies that happen are unnecessary. It proves that catastrophes can strike anywhere and anytime. Our…

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