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    The debate about violence in media, such as video games, has been going on for years now, however, there is no definite answer on what to do about it. Should adolescents be able to differentiate between video game fantasy violence and real life? Is it partially the parents’ fault for not controlling their access to these games? Perhaps there is more to it than just the scientific side of things. Adolescents should be able to differentiate violence in video games from real life and be able to recognize

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    Generation M2: Media in the Lives of 8-to 18-Year-Olds) playing violent video games, on average, is actually the opportunity they need to achieve spectacular eyesight. When concerned authority figures think of violent video games, the game Grand Theft Auto IV (GTA IV) is often called upon for its questionable game play; it is this questionable game play that inspires its audience to raise their standards in ways that are often overlooked. GTA

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    Violent Video Games

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    Thad Rogers Mrs.Findley English IV 9th November 2017 Videogames are bad for American society In 2008 an eight year-old intentionally, living in slaughter louisiana,shot his grandmother in the head right after playing grand theft auto IV. In America the rate of mass shootings and obesity each year. Video Games also teach antisocial behavior. Video games are responsible for increase of violence in schools, desensitizing American youth, and prompting unhealthy behaviors. Violent video games increase

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    Violent Video Games: When a Game Becomes Reality Video games: a pastime for people around the world, telling stories of lands far away, adventurers searching for lost civilizations, and stories of love and loss. However, even though some games appear to be works of art, we find ourselves more often confronted by games with excessive violence and gore, sometimes in hyper-realistic situations. In fact, the best selling video games are those containing violence. With this instant access to death and

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    "The Evolution of Video Games" FULL OUTLINE Specific Purpose: To inform my guidance about the evolution of video games. Central Idea: Video games have evolved over time as technology has advanced from 8-bit 2D graphics to the high quality of games they have become today. Introduction: I. As a kid we all had that favorite video game, whether it was Super Mario Bros., Pokémon, or Crash Bandicoot. II. As we have grown up we have watched the video games we used to play evolve to what is out there

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    Grand Theft Auto is a title that everyone knows. It’s the name of a series of games that helped define a generation, and in the 12 years since the third core game in the series helped push gaming into a larger spotlight. Gaming has changed though. It’s been five years since GTA IV burst onto the scene, and in that gap between major GTA sequels, the genre has evolved. GTA V proves that it has what it takes to not only still be relevant , but to take survival of the fittest to a new level. It’s

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    The construction of the criminal the justice system composes of various agencies with explicit procedures to control and diminish crimes along with, implementing penalties on those in violation of the laws. During the seventeenth-century, society and the criminal justice system focused primarily on punishment than deterrence, and as society evolved, the criminal justice system manifested. The criminal justice system was not as complex and intricate as it is today. Beginning with the founding of our

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    This is especially true with shooter video games, such as Halo 4 and Grand Theft Auto IV. A 2012 study took naive gamers that rarely or never played shooter games, and randomly assigned them to play either a shooter game or another type of video game. The gamers playing shooter games showed faster and more accurate attention allocation

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    INDEX  SYNOPSIS  INTRODUCTION  OBJECTIVE  LIMITATIONS  METHODOLOGY  PHASE PLAN  RISK ANALYSIS  BUDGET  CASH PLAN OF PROJECT  BENEFITS  REFERENCES SYNOPSIS PROJECT TITLE: Augmented Reality Companion (Virtualbot) for Microsoft HoloLens and Project Tango Kit using Deep Learning Algorithm for Step Growth IN THIS PROPOSAL WE WOULD LIKE TO A VIRTUAL EXPERIENCE OF HUMAN INTERFERENCE TO REAL WORLD WITHOUT HARMING ANY CREATURE.AIM OF THIS PROJECT IS TO INTRODUCE ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY

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    wanted from the console, in terms of graphics and audio. With the combination of the right game and television one might feel as though they were right in the game due to the attention to minor details that could not be seen before. For example Grand Theft Auto V was recently released onto the Xbox One, and while looking at the game the player might be notice the detail of the world they are playing in. On the Xbox One put a large amount of attention to the details, like being able to see the shadows

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