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    Video Games Spread Violence Video games have said to be a cathartic exercise because they release unnecessary emotions in an uncontained manner. A certain study shows that, "Participants who played a violent video game for only 35 minutes exhibited less self-control, cheated more, and behaved more aggressively than did participants who played a nonviolent video game” (Jacobs). Mainly young children who enjoy killing, maiming, and even dismembering characters for rewards play video games. Video…

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    be a video game tester. What I like about the life of a video game tester is that you have to find bugs/glitches in the game. Once you find a glitch in the game, you have to report the glitch to the bug tracker database so that they can fix the glitch and make a new copy of that game. I know some of these roles are hard on this job, but I’ll do my best to get through them and get used to it later on in my life. I thought this job is about testing games, but it is more than just playing games…

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    spend on games. In my opinion, I think they should limit computer games for one hour a day. My protest is because it hurts your brain. My other protest is that if you play too much you can get a headache. If a kid plays too much on the computer, it can be bad for them. A web site I found says that kids should only play for one hour per week to gain better motor skills. I agree with this web site because motor skills help with posture, balance and running. Kids who played weekly video…

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    Online Identity

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    Throughout my whole life I would often try to balance out my real life identity towards my online identity. In my real life identity, I am mostly identifyed as the shy and quiet person in the room. I would try to not cause any trouble, treat people with respect even when they don't deserve it and be known to talk really, really quietly. Meanwhile, In my online identity, I would be getting into arguments with people and be swearing at them online just to assume that I am not afraid and I am this…

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    ‘Modern’ games are glower upon by parents as time-wasters, and worse, some education experts think that these games corrupt the brain. But how exactly that game impact us? Is game really impact our brain and behavior? As we know our brain is processing everything that we do. But let us know how our brain actually works and which part functioning or stimulated with game. First, our brain has frontal lobe, frontal lobe located in Frontal and upper area of the cortex it functions is to carries out…

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    Scott Pilgrim Critique

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    Scott Pilgrim Vs the world, a movie based on a comic and a video game. After having combined all three components together, with a genre of action, comedy and romance, we are given an amazing, interesting and fiercely thought about and put together, a well done movie. This film was rated an overall 7.5 out of 10 from over 237,823 users. The film also makes its way into the top 100 domestic grossing films of 2010. Directed by Edger Wright, who was once Director, Writer, Executive producer actor…

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    life that caused me to learn a lesson was when I had a video game addiction at the start of high school, which caused me to experience bad grades, poor health, and little to no friends. My video game addiction had me playing games for so long that I would put off my school assignments leading to me having a .1 GPA for that year. When I started high school I was 4,9 and 180lbs At the end of my freshman year with the help of constant video games and a less then healthy diet I ended up being 4,11…

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    process. Eitzen (2013) relies heavily on studies done on video game usage and film industry entertainment that suggest that the reality of violent actions is not being properly understood as a real-time event. Children and adolescents tend to find violence as a form of escapism with no real consequences when being projected through a video game or a film that is being viewed. More so, the broader community-based…

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    The controversial issue concerning whether or not video games have an effect on aggression and violent behavior has become more challenging with time. Initially, no identifiable negative behavior was found in individual who played video games. But after shootings and murders carried out by video game players emerged, research began (Anderson & Bushman, 2001). The concern over the influence of video games led to the creation of the Entertainment Software Rating Board in 1993, after lawmakers held…

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    age are endless. Constant upgrades are being made to all aspects of the video game world. Switching from console gaming to PC gaming is something that just keeps getting bigger by the day. The gaming industry constantly evolving has caused the technology of the film industry as well as the platform that games are being played to be propelled by gaming technology, this paper will examine, content distribution, how video games changed the film industry, and technological advancement. Now before we…

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