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    Video Games: Cranium Warfare Video games have been in children’s lives so much that they are almost second nature to them, and they are very comfortable playing them. In November 2010, the Supreme Court in California held a vigorous debate on whether children should be allowed to play violent video games, and to what extent it may increase their aggressive behavior. At times, parents can be shocked from all the violence and aggression they suddenly see in the video games. Some people say that these

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    REALITY IS BROKEN | WHY GAMES MAKE US BETTER AND HOW THEY CAN CHANGE THE WORLD | JANE MCGONIGAL | Summary Zhang Huijing Fashion Marketing English 2nd Year We always regard “GAMES” as “pastimes”, but in reality the functions of games are more than that. First Part_ Introduction: Reality is broken Games have had enough of reality. You are one of gamers or you definitely know some of them. Who are the gamers? From different professions, ages of people could be the gamers. They play

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    the hostages, Anders tells the woman, “‘Great script, eh?’” (In Text Cite). This line shows an inappropriate response to the threat presented. Normal individuals would panic at the sight of a gun, but Anders seems to think the robbery is a joke or a game. Anders also

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    the first virtual games that was massively multiplayer; which, helped it foster an online community greater than any game before it. Jane McGonigal uses the game as a case study in her book Reality is Broken: Why Games Makes Us Better and How They Can Change the World. McGonigal’s Halo study is but one of the many tools that help her identify the communal capabilities of virtual gaming, as well as the many other ways gaming can improve the interaction between humans and reality. Another tool that

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    parks being stacked one on top of another, which the narrator of the game Wade lives in. To make his time more enjoyable on planet Earth, Wade, is busy playing a virtual game as an alter ego called Parzival. The virtual reality of the OASIS is used to create alternative identities without the constraints of a deteriorating world. Opportunity that may be limited by a planet that has gone awry is combatted with the virtual reality of the OASIS and allows people to find their ideal identity to thrive

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    In the above photos, Rick suggests Morty play a virtual reality game, titled, Roy: A Life Well Lived. Once Morty enters the game, his perception of time and identity are lost, as virtual reality persuades him into believing that he is “Roy.” Morty leads a genuine, fulfilling life as Roy; after a happy childhood, he marries, has kids, and beats cancer. The focus on personal achievements and relationships bring a depth to Roy, as Morty’s character gradually fades from the viewer, who begins to see

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    love? Gaming is one of the many favored ways to escape the reality of one’s life and enter into a surrealistic one, which is made from the imaginative thoughts of the game’s developer. Throughout its approximately thirty-year lifespan of popularity in homes, (as opposed to arcades) the games and the consoles on which they’re played have advanced drastically in graphical and interactive capability. Out of all the diverse genres of video games, by far the most immersive is the role-playing genre, and

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    Virtual Reality ( Vr )

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    my hands held a bow and arrow and I began to shoot countless enemies to defend a kingdom from certain ruin. I was now a part of something that what was once fantasy and now only possible in this alternate world. These digital universes are now possible thanks to the recent introduction of Virtual Reality (VR), a piece of tech that allows the user to enter digitally created realms. The technology consists of a headset (that a user would place on their head), which covers one’s face and sight with

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    Video Games 2 Everyone has their outlet, whether it’s reading, working out, or just hanging out with a friend for a bit; life is crazy and having a way to let out stress is a healthy way of living. Although this is true, one outlet of stress that is becoming larger and larger throughout the years is video games. It was an obvious theme throughout Ready Player One that the world they were living in was so corrupt, that an alternate world was a better option to live in than reality. The world we

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    Virtual Reality games are the new emerging type of video games. It is the digital simulation of the game era before video games existed; as for it is trying to recreate the illusion of actually being part of the game instead of playing it on a flat monitor. A broad definition of Virtual Reality according to Steven LaValle is “Inducing targeted behavior in an organism by using artificial sensory stimulation, while the organism has little or no awareness of the interference.” ( LaValle, 1). He states

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