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    Violent Videogames

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    effects of videogames have been debated on whether it is harmful to kids.(Carey) During the years, various videogames have developed more gruesome content and have been blamed for crimes such as school shootings. But in recent searches people have found that studies connecting videogames and violence are frequently flawed. Additionally, people have stated that it influences kids into immoral behaviors but, it actually can improve their behavior. It is also scientifically proven that videogames are beneficial

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    Types Of Videogames

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    Which are the best videogames? For the past 40 plus years, videogames have taken over entertainment. With genres like first-person shooters, horror, massive multiplayer online role playing, open world, and strategy games being the biggest of them all. Many argue about which of these genres is the best, with most arguments ending in torn friendships or just any negative ending there is to offer. With these genres in mind, there are plenty sub genres. For now, we will focus on the general genre of

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    Religion In Videogames

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    Jacob Prince Religion in Videogames Videogames are a medium that is unlike any other medium. It is one that mixes music, art, goal creation, storytelling, and role-playing. It is a medium that takes the work of many different kinds of people, and gives the freedom to give anyone any kind of unique experience that can be imagined. Due to the freedom that game creation allows, videogames have evolved into something much bigger than the simple table tennis simulators of the past. Video games have become

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    Videogame Transition

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    Transition 1: So hey, let us meet the guy who first invented our excitement for playing on screen as “The Father of Videogames”. Body: I. Clarify how the idea of the first video game console was made. A. According to the site (Ralphbaer.com, 1999), the first home videogame console was developed by a man called Ralph H. Baer. 1. He started off with a Radio Technician Diploma and Bachelor of Science in Television Engineering, and then made his way up as a Division Manager and Chief Engineer for Equipment

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    Videogames A Sport

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    Is the art of playing video games a sport? Video games are indisputably a sport. The biggest argument over the past years has been that video games should not be considered a sport due to the lack of physical exertion. People claim that a sport is an activity that has to do with your body physically moving like basketball, football, etc. but take for instance chess. Chess is considered a sport in Asia, Europe, and in America; in fact, there is even an Olympiad for chess, in which no physical movement

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    Part One: The Psychology of Videogames. Authors Note: I’ve written this in the form of parts, each part elaborating on a branch of Videogames. This is part one, explaining why we play videogames. The next part will depend on whether you would like further insight on the subject or not –Fouad. Almost every single human being on the planet has desires. It can be a desire for love, wealth, fame, intelligence, power and almost anything else that one can hope to get someday. People

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    Temperance In Videogames

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    I would say that after watching this video I feel that Thomas and Chess classification demonstrates the number of dimensions of temperance in this video. In the video, the parents of the child are filming him but the child has no idea what is going on. The child is expressing his feelings through his activity level where the child is constantly moving around and crying out for attention he was using his gross motors. Activity level involves the gross motors where the child is constantly moving around

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    issue of videogame violence and children has come to the attention of the mass media. The media, politicians, and many parents are blaming videogames for violent acts among children and those less than 18 years of age. But could videogames be the sole cause of violent crimes among children? In the fall of 2005 I took a course here at Coker called Videogames – Analysis and Research. The most popular topic discussed in our class was Violence and Aggression as a result of Violent Videogames. We studied

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    Videogames should be considered a type of art based on the definition of art, the history of video games, and the complex process of creating a video game. In order to properly make the argument that videogames are an art form., the definition of several topics must come first. Art has been with man since the stone age, whether intentional or not, and one can easily argue art gives life a deeper sense of purpose. Without art, our innovative nature is wasted. To be blunt, the definition of art is

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    Are videogames really that dangerous? The answer is a definite yes. All over America there are adolescents playing videogames that stimulate violence. Violent videogames introduce violence into your life and you may begin to think that stimulate violence. Video games introduce online bloodshed into your life and you may begin to think that violence is ok. Violent videogames are not healthy for teens. First of all, playing video games puts violence into the minds of the players and the players begin

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