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    Video Games: Good or Bad? Spending hours upon hours playing video games‚ one would think that they would start to influence the day to day life. This controversy is brought up in the article “Defending Video Games: Breeding Evil?” written by the editor of Ecomunist.com. The article argues that violent video games do not necessarily make viewers violent‚ but may in fact be beneficial to the user’s health. The main topic is proving games do not influence their audience to the extent of behavioral

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    designed‚ perfected‚ and added into the game. They have concept artists‚ graphics designers‚ directors‚ all working together to make certain the story‚ visuals‚ music‚ and atmosphere come together to create an impressive game. Videogames use sound‚ visuals‚ and storytelling to convey emotions unto the player. All the visuals in a game are deliberate‚ planned‚ and have a purpose. From the smallest detail to the grandest building the features of the game are designed to be pleasing to the eye. For

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    For over fifty years‚ video games have taken over the world. From the Atari to the Xbox‚ everyone has been playing the different types of games. With forty consoles over the years‚ there have been over thirty thousand different games. It is easy to say that they have taken over the nation. Recently‚ professionals have been studying how much teenagers and children have been playing these games and how many there are. Parents are complaining that these games are taking over and changing their children

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    Persuasive Speech Outline Matt King CMST 220 Video Game Speech 6-12-13 * Attention grabber/introduction - Slaying dragons‚ defending your planet from alien invasion‚ or bouncing on the heads of koopas and saving the same princess who gets caught every time? Sound Familiar? If you’re anything like me you have tried all of these. Of course not literally but I’m sure you have all played a video game that has let you do something crazy and exciting you couldn’t normally do. * Can I get

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    Video Game Proposal

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    play: There are ten levels each level gets harder and longer as you go farther in the game Goals: The goals in the game are survive and try to protect your entire ally’s.` Winning and losing: If you win you move on to the next level‚ if you lose you have to restart that level until you beat it. I believe my game would be successful in today’s market because of the end of the world being popular in movies‚ and games right now that people would buy it a

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    Video Games: Creating Monsters or Not? “Stay alive at any cost! Find the key! Shoot the bad guys!” This is how one sixth-grader describes the way of playing video games. Such video games can seem like harmless fun‚ but what if the violence gets personal and addicts young teenagers‚ affecting their behavior and their view of reality? Some studies have shown that violent game players just do not leave it there on their game screens; they transfer the violent acts they get attached to‚ to the real

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    Effects of Video Games on Youth Technology has been evolving since the days of the cavemen and has become an integral component of our everyday life. Technology has been integrated in education‚ media‚ the workplace‚ and our world runs around the evolution and ever developing fast pace of technology. Modern technology especially effects the youth of today’s day and age‚ because they have grown up with extremely advanced technology and are completely engrossed by it. The primary concern people

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    Rivera Video Game Violence Is Not the Villain Harold Rios Torres B00273402 Have you ever taken the time to see why children behave a certain way after playing violent videogames? Some parents fail to see this. But the few who see the change in behavior quickly blame the video game industry for said changes. Violent video games are not the cause of violent behavior in children. Every video game has its rating. Each rating has an age range letting people know for what ages the game is suitable

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    videogames and the violent behaviour they may cause. Some parents have claimed since their child began playing videogames they have become more and more aggressive. Many studies have been done over this topic and it’s shown that the violence in video games do affect children of younger ages. Even though studies have been shown to increase violent behaviour in children‚ positive impacts can also be seen. When your child plays video games‚ it gives his brain a real workout. In many video games‚ the skills

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    The Effects of Video Games on Children: What Parents Need to Know The home video game industry is now over 30 years old. In that time‚ computer technology has improved at a geometric rate. A high speed elevator now has more computing power than the Apollo spacecraft that landed on the moon. The promise of computers and video games as teachers was clearly recognized in the 1980s when there was a nationwide push to get computers into the classrooms. In the years that have followed‚ researchers

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