interesting article
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Leroy
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I read on slashdot, one of the dudes there wrote one of the most eloquent way to sum up video games that I've read in a long time, that I read once on slashdot regarding summing up video games in the most eloquent fashion.
He said, "video games are the next rock'n'roll"
He said, "video games are the next rock'n'roll"
thomastronics
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I was curious about the roots of my anger.
Science Daily I Salut you.
Science Daily I Salut you.
You are right about the middle ages. But in the sense that if we really want to find the origin of aggression and stuff then we can find it around us much more, ie, martial arts, tv, work, video games is a mild contributor of violance. Or a complimentary side dish if that.
"Want some violent video games on the side of your violent society?"
"Want some violent video games on the side of your violent society?"
OG buckshot jr
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Everyday I hear/see/read mass media talking about "terror", "suicide", "bombs", "death" etc. and they think a fucking video game is ruining my life? PFFF.
This guy's a clown.
This guy's a clown.
68, Totally agree.
http://www.computerworlduk.com/news...hers-to-study-health-benefits-of-video-games/
link quikly overveiws some reaserch studys from actual hospitols and universitys about the health benifits of video games. the book brain rules by jhon medina, a developmental molecular biologist focused on the genes involved in human brain development, sites RTS games as haveing positive effects on the memory of Alzheimer patients
im gonna go with the reaserch studys and the scientist over the reporter trying to sell a story
link quikly overveiws some reaserch studys from actual hospitols and universitys about the health benifits of video games. the book brain rules by jhon medina, a developmental molecular biologist focused on the genes involved in human brain development, sites RTS games as haveing positive effects on the memory of Alzheimer patients
im gonna go with the reaserch studys and the scientist over the reporter trying to sell a story
Dean
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http://www.computerworlduk.com/news...hers-to-study-health-benefits-of-video-games/
link quikly overveiws some reaserch studys from actual hospitols and universitys about the health benifits of video games. the book brain rules by jhon medina, a developmental molecular biologist focused on the genes involved in human brain development, sites RTS games as haveing positive effects on the memory of Alzheimer patients
im gonna go with the reaserch studys and the scientist over the reporter trying to sell a story
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also an article from the Economist to compliment yours Clash
"Those trained with action video-games (FPS games) were 25% faster at coming to a conclusion, and answered just as many questions correctly."
http://www.economist.com/blogs/babbage/2010/09/praise_video_games&fsrc=nwl
http://www.computerworlduk.com/news...hers-to-study-health-benefits-of-video-games/
link quikly overveiws some reaserch studys from actual hospitols and universitys about the health benifits of video games. the book brain rules by jhon medina, a developmental molecular biologist focused on the genes involved in human brain development, sites RTS games as haveing positive effects on the memory of Alzheimer patients
im gonna go with the reaserch studys and the scientist over the reporter trying to sell a story
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also an article from the Economist to compliment yours Clash
"Those trained with action video-games (FPS games) were 25% faster at coming to a conclusion, and answered just as many questions correctly."
http://www.economist.com/blogs/babbage/2010/09/praise_video_games&fsrc=nwl