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    Video Games and the Benefits They Bring Since the mid 1980’s the popularity of video games has spread like wildfire. With updates to current technology we have gone from the very basic games such as Pong‚ Mario‚ and Tetris to the vast lifelike expansive worlds of games like Mass Effect‚ Skyrim and Diablo. As our technology grows‚ so does the realism in our video games. We have gone from a ball and a stick moving back and forth to a vast list of choices that a player can make while exploring

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    Language in Video Games Visual language is a very interesting subject to study. Before I took my visual language class I really didn’t pay any attention really how or what people are trying to get across in there art. I knew that when an artist creates art of any kind there is always a reason behind it‚ I just never really took the time to figure it out. Now that I am at the end of my visual language class I can’t look at art and not try to analyze it. I believe this is very essential to video games

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    10 Benefits Of Video Games By Timothy Rudon See all articles by Timothy Rudon Average: 4 Your rating: None Average: 4 (1 vote) Share | Gaming both video and computer has become more than a fad‚ it is a part of life. First generation video game players have now become adult and carry their passion to adulthood. Parents and teachers worry about games having negative effects on children and a great deal has been written about games leading to violent behavior and addiction. However‚ all

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    article “Do Video Games Kill?” author‚ Karen Sternheimer‚ brings up an interesting and controversial subject about video games. “If we want to understand why young people‚ particularly middle class or other stable environments‚ become homicidal‚ we need to look beyond the games they play.” Sternheimer starts her article by giving an example of the video game “Doom” that became a target for critics. Shooting at the schools in Kentucky‚ Oregon‚ and Colorado were most probably caused by video games. The author

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    The Relation of Narratives and Video Games Video games are a relatively new form of entertainment; the first video game is considered to be Tennis for Two (1958)‚ around fifty years ago‚ while film has been around for over one-hundred years‚ the printing press for over five-hundred‚ and storytelling for thousands of years before that. Because of its newness‚ video games are a developing medium‚ their conventions and potential have not been explored as fully in comparison with film and literature

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    Violent video games affecting children Video games around the world have become immensely popular‚ a multi-billion dollar industry. An industry which revolves around the wants and desires of children and teens. An industry with a creation of unique entertainment like no other. An industry that continues to grow rapidly. Hours and hours are spent each day by youths playing these games‚ but are they really good for them? Are they educational? Games which educate a child’s mind exist but they wouldn’t

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    You Should Let Your Children Play Video Games Please! Stop blaming video games! Video games are frowned upon by parents as time-wasters‚ but even worse‚ some education experts believe these type of games corrupt the brain. However‚ have you ever thought that video games could be educational? The video games phenomenon is somewhat new in this modern society. Despite the fact that they are often very entertaining‚ the majority of parents dislike video games since the contents have become more

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    April 4‚ 2014 PLAYING VIDEO GAMES & ITS PERKS Please Use Responsibly Technology is all around us in the year 2014‚ electronic media is part of everyday life from infancy to adulthood‚ is this a good or a bad thing‚ it is all a matter of getting the facts straight then putting it into perspective. Media tools available for productivity and entertainment purposes are common culprits of publicly known negative outcomes of video game enthusiasts as well as obesity in recent headlines concerning the

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    Video games have been rising in popularity and today has become a very profitable industry‚ beginning with the 1980s‚ from arcade classics like Asteroids‚ pinball‚ and Pac-Man to the postmodern console and computer gaming. (Sherman 243) With the rise of video games came the perpetuation of a gender disparity as a result of the emerged gaming culture and from the video games themselves. (Sherman 245) This gender disparity is evident from looking at the female gamers‚ who often experience sexism from

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    Video gaming is the largest entertainment industry‚ with an estimated 1.2 billion people engaged worldwide. Whilst women represent 46% of gamers and female game creators are increasing‚ games are still predominately made by and for men. As a result‚ misogynistic and sexist representations of women are created in the interest of male fantasy that is reflected in both game context and game play. Throughout many video games a patriarchal culture of sexism is maintained‚ reinforced and normalised through

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