Kotaku writes: "Video game studies - especially concerning violence -are a staple of weekend fare, and every time we put one up, the reactions are pretty typical. It's not to say they're wrong, but Chris LaVigne's examination may help you focus your thinking the next time you read about one of these things, and wonder how it got its results."
This is so true. Violence isn't the only thing that makes one video game different from another, but I guess the mainstream media doesn't really care.
The problem with any form of study is that they usually only study one aspect of it. Why not bring the way children are raised into the equation? That would definitely change the studies up.
Also in terms of aggression Ive been more angry playing LBP than I have playing Killzone 2. Gaming aanger is gaming anger and it spreads across all genres
As always the media has nothing else to blame but gaming for a teens trouble. Some investigating must go into these things before anyone jumps into conclusions.
the media thinks anger, hatrid, and all those other bad feelings are only like 50 years old... there are other things that cause these feelings.
The media will report what sounds like it will make news and doesn't report the full picture with info from both sides of the story. Good article.