Violent Video Games have a negative impact on the mind's of children, and teens. Generally, the viewer of the video game will have an urge to follow of copy what is happening in the video game. People are advised to follow the gereral ratings of the game (suggested by professionals). MW3, and Call of Duty are poor examples of violent video games. Both are rated M.
The worst video games for children are violent video games because they teach the child playing the game to be violent and in some cases to make the child think that it is ok to be violent.
Video games do not make kids violent.
61.7 percent of children play shooting and or violent games
I know a lot about violent video games because I researched on it, there are 90 percent of majority who are against video games and only 10 percent of majority who likes their children to play these violent video games!
No, violent video games teach kids about life and how it is and how it will be in the modern age...
The worst video games for children are violent video games because they teach the child playing the game to be violent and in some cases to make the child think that it is ok to be violent.
Violent video games provide a window for children to vent. If children didn't have video games like Grand Theft Auto, they wouldn't know the consequences of stealing a car, or beating up a hooker. If I have played it in a video game, I probably wouldn't want to do it In real life.
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It can make small children violent, if they play violent games. It can also lead to obesity if you do nothing all day but play games. However, it can also be educational, depending on the games you play.
61.7 percent of children play shooting and or violent games
Video games do not make kids violent.
I know a lot about violent video games because I researched on it, there are 90 percent of majority who are against video games and only 10 percent of majority who likes their children to play these violent video games!
It is difficult to know why children play violent video games. Reasons may include: because they want to, lack of parent involvement, gaming advertisements, siblings and peer pressure.
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