violence in games
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Science Finds Once Again That Violent Video Games Don’t Turn People Into Rage Monsters
9A new study published this week in Nature journal Molecular Psychology provides a well-timed rebuttal to the weary trope – occasionally alluded to by President Trump and others in the wake of mass shootings – that violent video games are causing real-life mayhem.
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Gaming Industry Had A ‘Productive And Candid’ Chat With Joe Biden
What did the Vice President of the United States and the leaders of the video game industry talk about today at the White House during today’s meeting by the VP’s Sandy Hook task force?
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TriForce Johnson To The NRA: ‘This Means War’
Isaiah-TriForce Johnson is not happy with the response to last week’s tragic shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary. The media is having a field day, politicians are jumping on bandwagons, and well-meaning gamers are giving the opposition even more fodder by participating in campaigns like Antwand Pearman’s Online Shooter Ceasefire, according to TriForce.
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The End Game Of Violence
We all want games to be more than simulators of shooting people in the face. We want the best games to mean something, to say something, in the same we want the best novels and films and music to speak to us. Games should matter.
