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    interesting things about The Call of Duty franchise. The Call of Duty game Modern WarFare 3 sold about 8.8 million copies of the game. It set the fastest selling record of all time. More than most Hollywood movies. The real cost of all UAVs destroyed in Call of Duty could pay the U.S. budget 5,422 times. And more than 32.3 quadrillion shots have been fired in Call of Duty. Over FIVE BILLION CARS have been destroyed in Call of Duty games.

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    Within the frame of deontology, I will be discussing intentions. Moreover, video games are arguably played for fun and even though a lot of them such as Grand Theft Auto include violent acts, it does not mean that the individual who plays them intends to hurt any real person. It can be argued that the rules and morality within a video game is different then that of real life. For example, killing a character in the video game can be easily removed from the actions of ones real life, for a person can

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    Age ratings of video games are used in the United States to examine inappropriate content from those considered “too young” to view it. There are many details of a video games content is taken into a consideration when rating it. Such as levels of violence, occurrence of vulgar/perlative, and fleshly images and situations. The Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) is a self -regulatory organization that assigns age, content ratings, enforces industry-adopted advertising guidelines and ensures

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    Hypothesis: Aggression

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    aggression in children who play violent video games 1. Introduction 2. What is the experiment about? 3. Why do we decided to do this experiment? 4. Short summary on violent video games. 5. Where and when will the experiment be conducted? 6. What will the experimenters do? 7. Who will be the participants and how will you measure their responses? 1. INTRODUCTION Video games made their first appearance in the early 1970s. For the past 30 years, video games have had a major impact on how people spend

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    Brain Fuel Theme

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    don’t have to result in violence to get your point across. This appeals to my target audience because violence is something that is always included in video games and that they play. This is a video game that kids can play instead of the common Call of Duty or Assassins Creed which are examples of useless, mindess and violent games. Brain Fuel is a game that will teach my target audience different ways that you can defend yourself and get your point across in certain situations. These are the five

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    Video Game Violence Has a Negative Effect on Today's Youth One of the main causes that make individuals more violent in real life is playing video games. Most violent video games show violence as a positive thing not a negative one. When aggression occurs in a video game, the player is not punished but awarded. This shows them that violence is okay and that if they try that situation in real life, they will also be rewarded. “In a study of video games, in 98 percent of them aggression went unpunished”

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    Video Games

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    This review is an experimental study on the way playing video games, against watching violent video games, effects children’s aggressive behavior. This study was conducted by Utrecht University students, in Utrecht, The Netherlands. The research conducted, and article written was by Hanneke Polman, Bram Orobio de Castro, and Marcel A.G van Aken, and copy-written in year 2008. The hypothesis behind this article is how does playing a violent video, rather than just watching one, affect a child’s aggressive

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    Three of the most prominent words or actions used to describe video games. Arum Steinbeck wakes up, goes to school, comes home and plays video games. His face glued to the television, he is exposed to gruesome acts of violence. Nonetheless, Arum Steinbeck is not a serial killer. How is this possible? Adolescents who play video games are killers. Dead wrong. 90% of children in the US play video games and 90% of those children play games that involved mature content. Yet, it is possible that not one

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    Victor Chau Professor Myers ENGL-1301 Video Games: Can it cause violence? Any action against violent video games should be met with more research and that any banning of violent video games should come under more significant scrutiny. For sometime, many people consider violent video games to be the cause of violent behavior in the younger generations. However there are also people who would refute such claims that violent video games are the causes of tragedies, and would point to another reason

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    should be allowed to play video games or parents that have already decided to not let their children play them. These parents may be under the belief that video games have only negative effects on their child’s cognitive, physical, and social states, or that the negative effects of playing video games outweigh the positive effects. This audience only needs a simple understanding of what video games are; they do not have to be knowledgeable as to the different genres of games or their titles etc. The

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