The arguments of Walker, A. (2001) and Davies, S. (2003) agree
that violent videogames are not good for children.
Davies says that
videogames are highly addictive and prevents the interaction of the children
with family and friends.
Walker says that young people who regularly play violent
computer games have a tendency to be more aggressive than those who do not.
In my opinion
videogames are good for the people, you liberate your anger, forget about your
problems and it also encourage
socialization and leadership. The only problem is that some people don’t
know how to use it. You have to play but not in excess, because everything is
excess is bad for your health.
Walker, A. (2001). Computer games and adolescent aggression.
In N. Peters (Ed.), Research into the effects of computer games (pp. 108-124).
London: St Martin’s Press.
Davies, S. (2003). Computer games and personal development.
Family Forum. Retrieved October 20, 2008 from http://www.ff.org.
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