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| Jul1-05, 08:21 PM | #18 |
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GTA: San Andreas and psychological consequences
monique: but like i said i was responding to the 2nd post when you quoted me...
and i doubt this thread is just talking about just GTA even though it is entitled that. brewnog: "most deluded juvenile delinquent"-are they juveniles when they firs start out? like you said its about the parents...but when the parents dont' care OR care to much...the games then become effectors to the child. IMO parents are to blame first but should take the majority of blame while game makers do have some fault in the matter |
| Jul2-05, 10:01 AM | #19 |
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IvanSeeking, I'm not sure that the website you're citing is all that trustworthy, frankly, given that they're one of those "family-oriented" organizations.
Here's something a little more balanced: http://www.1up.com/do/feature?cId=3141144 |
| Jul2-05, 12:22 PM | #20 |
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The game makers do take responsibility by making clear the content of the game, and classification bodies make sure that the content of the game is clearly labelled on the certificate (on the box), and age restrictions on the sale of the games are imposed. If parents choose to breech these restrictions, then that's no fault of the game. |
| Jul2-05, 01:06 PM | #21 |
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that's what angers me about parents who blame the makers... to me, GTA is suprisingly devoid from reality, it's games like the getaway which push the boundaries, to me, swearing is worse than violence, violence tends to be either completely devoid from reality, like shooting limbs off in GTA, or realistic in a game which is devoted to full reality, like SOCOM, where the violence is just like the violence you would see if you were on a miltary squad...
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| Jul2-05, 03:42 PM | #22 |
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| Jul2-05, 05:50 PM | #23 |
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My bf is addicted, I can't get him out behind of that game
is it really that addictive?
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| Jul2-05, 06:54 PM | #24 |
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I had to ask my housemate (who owns it) to remove the playstation from the living room while I had exams on. You just sit down and start playing it, and 3 or 4 hours disappear instantly. It's utterly absorbing, and I've never even been interested in computer games, definitely don't have an addictive personality, and usually have an incredibly short attenti The maps are so immense that you don't even have to break the law to find things to do. You can spend days (literally, real life days) just exploring the different places. You can spend hours just 'pimping' and racing cars, going out on dates, gambling, going to the gym etc without even involving yourself in any of the game plot. And when you do need a crime fix, the missions are so varied (and often ludicrous!) that it's impossible not to be entertained. I've never even owned a computer game, but I just couldn't fail to be amazed by the depth of GTA. While it isn't really realistic, it is like another world. |
| Jul2-05, 09:42 PM | #25 |
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Is it more addictive than PF?
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| Jul2-05, 11:06 PM | #26 |
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| Jul2-05, 11:19 PM | #27 |
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In GTA, its just... play play play play, nonstop, cant stop, WONT STOP! |
| Jul3-05, 12:03 AM | #28 |
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Be creative and you'll get him away from it.
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| Jul3-05, 12:31 AM | #29 |
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| Jul3-05, 01:40 AM | #30 |
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I don't believe you. You're telling me there's absolutely no way a girl could get you away from that video game without getting violent? Don't believe you for a second, you just have no imagination. That just makes it easier for her to do it to you because you'll be surprised.
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| Jul3-05, 03:31 AM | #31 |
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| Jul10-05, 10:29 PM | #32 |
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i think it is not a problem of video games creating a violent society but rather the converse. We are constantly bobarded with images of war and violence in the news and on TV, video games are only a side effect of that.
why is it that movies such as Saving Private Ryan can be shown on Cable TV were people ahve there heads blown off and entrails hanging out when one nipple could condem a show. What is the sense of that?! Is a constant portrayal of violent deaths better than a nipple, a piece of the human body? not saying that movies are moraly wrong, this stuff hapens in real life, but that it is unfair to put the blame on vidio games andunfair that some things are deep ok when others are forbiden by censors. |
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