Video Game Controversy

Tommy is a 9 year old enthusiastic video game player. After finishing her homework and dinner after going home, Tommy played a video game for the rest of the night, as my parents permitted. When he was excited about a new version of the idea, Tommy asked him to buy BioShock, the game was named "M for Mature". His parents know how horrible they want this title and there is no need to think about it and buy it for him. Tommy spent pleasantly all night till early Friday night and shot him and killed him with a violent and moral gray title.

The controversy of video games is a social and scientific debate about whether the behavior and attitude of a player changes according to the content of the video game and whether it is reflected in the whole video game culture. Since the beginning of the 21st century, advocates of video games have always emphasized their use as expression media and have advocated protecting them as educational tools according to the law on freedom of expression. Critics believe that video games are harmful and should be subject to legislative monitoring and restrictions. Good points and bad points in video games, and the effect is the subject of scientific research. Discuss the consequences of addiction, aggression, violence, social development, and video games linking various stereotypes and sexuality problems

Violent content has always been a central part of the video game controversy. Since violence in video games is not passive but interactive, critics such as Dave Grossman and Jack Thompson have said that violence in the game will lead the child to unethical behavior and the first person shooter will be called "homicide simulation" I believe we call it. "There is no firm evidence to support this view, but on the Internet there are websites for recording real graphic violence called" bloody ", such as Bestgore.com and Goregris.com. In addition, many content aggregator sites (Reddit, imageboards, 4chan etc) have subsites dedicated to this content. Some of these sites require you to mark Gore Material as it is, usually an Internet slang "NSFL" (called "dangerous life"). Such media may describe real traces of war, car accidents and other accidents, appearance, suicide, terrorism, murder, execution, and so on.