Could an "obsessive" interest in violent computer games have been the decisive factor in submariner Ryan Donovan's murderous attack on his colleagues, as was suggested last week? Rather than being mentally unstable, drunk and placed in charge of a machine gun while living in a submarine? Does playing Grand Theft Auto make you want to kill, and kill, and kill again?
The "slippery slope" debate has started, now we wait to see what ArenaNet does.
Just the mech fans have been wanting for the holidays.
Turok 3: Shadows of Oblivion Remastered is fine enough, but lacks the updates and charm of its predecessors.
It seems that it would only be a problem for kids. And that's why the ESRB exists.
Well according to metro we can't differentiate reality and virtual. We can't deny that after all, they are a very trusted and credible source. If you deny then you nothing are blind fanboy.
I dont know if Im alone in this but sometimes when i look at real trees and rocks and stuff I sometimes find myself thinking how great the textures look!!
Im still unsure about the whole videogames actually changing someones mind and making them violent. Just because when I was a kid I'd play M rated games and they would have no effect on me at all. I've never been a violent person my whole life. I think it's more of the kids envioment when growing up. That could affect if he is violent/crazy or not.
Nice to read a well thought out article about the subject, I agree with everything he said.