Having experienced not having any video games or T.V. in my household for the majority of my early childhood, I am thankful I was able to acclimate without those influences, but I have also experienced the awe of video games, the precision and skill involved and the gratification of winning in an extremely competative, yet physically safe environment (I am referring mostly to online video games, where you play other humans instead of Artificial Intelligence/the computer...
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In contrast with the increased alertness towards graphic violence in video games in recent years, I thought I would conclude by citing a piece I heard on NPR Radio that reported a study done at University of Rochester, in the magazine Nature (http://discover.npr.org/rundowns/segment.jhtml?wfId=1278017); the study showed considerably heightened visual attention skills amongst "hardcore gamers"(who played what are called "fps" or "first person shooters" in which you carry the first person perspective and can only see your gun/weapon and it's crosshair) and were even able to increase the original control group's (those that hadn't previously played video games) perceptual awareness dramatically in 10 short hours of involved training (learing to play video games)...
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Regulating Video Games As long as parents stress to their children the difference between right and wrong, children will know that the violence in the video games isn’t real...	3 / 598
Violence In Video Games They do work sometimes. Many parents still buy the games for their kids. There are a lot of violent games out there. Kids want the games because they are entertaining but are they good for them? Video games have become a major occupation of majority of the youth these days...	2 / 476
Violence In Video Games For example if you can't kill or see blood in StarCraft, it would ruin the primary focus of the game, which would make the most popular strategy game boring...	2 / 325
Video Games And Violence The people who don't want violence in video games should try figure out something that could replace violence. You can't replace violence with friend-ship; if the goal of a game is to make friends will it get profit? I doubt it...	1 / 187