I don't know but one thing you can count on, if there is any waste of time and money to be done, the government will do it.But do we really need more research? What about the studies that have already been done? Have researchers found any links between video games and violence? Will violent video games really make kids more aggressive? Or is this all just a massive waste of time and money?
It's not nearly as silly or ridiculous as this statement:But putting the blame on videogames is just silly.
It's not nearly as silly or ridiculous as this statement:But putting the blame on videogames is just silly.
"The problem lies in a society which allows individuals such easy access to firearms with little or no oversight and control."
It's not the game that makes a person want to fight, it's wanting to fight that makes the person want to play the game. It's not the gun that kills, it's the person holding the gun that kills. It's not the game that spawns violence, it's the person playing the game that spawns violence. The question is how capable each and every one of us are at committing a violent act.In other words, playing Call of Duty makes you want to fight.
Some weeks after my six year old nephew played modern warfare 3, told a another kid in his school that he'll shoot him. The concerned teacher called his parents and warned them not to let the child play violent games and movies.
My my, are we in denial or just plain arrogant? Seriously, the rest of the world is no different? You will find violence in every populated area of the world, regardless of whether they just so happen to play games.This **** only happens in USA, the rest of the world doesn't become violent due to playing games for kids.