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    Extra Life with Videogames A new game has just hit the market and is becoming a major seller to all the kids. However, this game is rated M for mature, meaning kids over the age of seventeen can play. The way to purchase the game for those under the age is to have a parent with them. Sex, violence, gore, and drug use are the major feature of the game. While playing the game, kids have the time of their life enjoying all the graphic content the game provides. Although violent videogames do…

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    selling video game console of all time. Yet despite its high sales figures, ten years after the release of the Nintendo DS to the wider mainstream market, little research has been done about the effects of the Nintendo DS’s technology on the experience of video game players, much less about the role of the Nintendo DS in the American society. Video games as objects of study, are not new. There have been various histories and anthologies that have covered the development of the video game…

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    E: Non-Violent Video Games

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    Although gaming with friends and going to conventions can be fun, staying at home and playing games with family brings enjoyment too. Seeing mother and father’s reactions to a game can cause children to laugh and have fun. Now that board games and puzzles have been made obsolete, video games were bound to target family fun. Many games have been created specifically for families to enjoy. One way to tell if a game is appropriate for family fun would involve looking at the game’s rating. The…

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    Simulations of the Destruction of Humanity Many would confirm human behavior is based on what is taught and what is common etiquette in certain cultures. Typically, at a young age is when learning takes place the most from parents and family. Childhood is a very important time due to the desire to know everything and parents must make sure they take the right steps in teaching good habits. The knowledge of the parent certainly aids the brain growth of a child and how stable to the household is…

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    Video games have been in the lives of American lives since 1970 . Many children and adults feel entertained by all the different consoles and video games there are to play. The constant marketing and exposure of video games, make it so easy for children to gain access and knowledge about them. Some consoles offer the single player the opportunity to invite online players to play with them, making the experience more appealing. Many video games can be categorized in genres just like movies.…

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    violent games. However, this apparent thirst or acceptation of antisocial behavior and the heavy presence of violence are not recent.…

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    consumers spent $16.6 billion on video games, according to the Entertainment Software Association” (Dockterman). Video game culture has become mainstream and very influential in modern lifestyles. Video game characters are featured on merchandise and apparel. Games have also been adapted into films and books, such as Resident Evil and Halo. Of the visitors to a fandom convention, almost half are women (Wiseman). But, only around 15% of characters in video games are women (Gittleson). “In 2013…

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    Parents and Children in 1990s question 2400 children about their video game habits when they were around eight years old. When the children turn fifteen 5000 of them completed the Development and Well-Being Assessment (para 8). The results showed that 1800 of them fell into the category of being more aggressive or depressed, but still there was little risk for conduct disorder. According to Kooijmans (2004) “Each generation of games always uses the newest technologies available, leading to more…

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    Cultural Artifact Speech

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    Blog, over 59 percent of Americans play video games. This means that over 150 million people in the United States alone plays video games. b. This is my computer and it represents the gaming culture. This computer was my first attempt at putting together a computer from scratch after researching and buying all of the different components 2 years ago. I wanted the experience of building a computer from scratch and to gain better performance to play games. c. Thesis: By learning more…

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    VIDEO GAMES: BEING CHILD In this day and time, more children are playing video games, which is one of the most argued things in the world. Bushman and Cruz say that most of researchers, parents and pediatricians believe that video games have an effect on children’s behavior (Bushman and Cruz, 2000). While some parents and teachers believe that playing video games causes school shooting and increases for bullying and violence towards women, research has shown that children who play video games…

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