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popularity of violent video games and increases in youth violence have led to much research into the degree to which video games may be blamed for societally negative behaviors. Despite the inconclusive nature of the scientific results, a number of groups have rejected violent video games as offensive and have promoted the development of non-violent alternatives. The existence of a market for such games has in turn led to the manufacture and distribution of a number of games specifically designed for the nonviolent gaming community. Video game reviewers have additionally identified a number of games belonging to traditionally violent gameplay genres as "nonviolent" in comparison to a typical game from the violent genre. Despite the fact that some of these games contain mild violence, many of them have entered the argot of nonviolent gamers as characteristic non-violent games.
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suggestions that the interactivity available in violent video games narrows the gap between the theory and practice of youth violence in a manner that goes beyond the effects of televised violence. Acknowledgment of the fact that, for better or worse, video games are likely to remain a part of modern society has led to a brace of comparative studies between violent games and non-violent games. As technology has advanced, such studies have adapted to include the effects of violent games and non-violent games in new media methods such as immersive virtual reality simulations.
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about a quarter of all video game sales. Gamers seeking violence find themselves increasingly age restricted as identified violence level increases. This means that non-violent games, which are the least restricted, are available to all players at any age. This moral or legislative public policy against violence has the indirect effect of encouraging players of all ages and especially younger players to play non-violent games, however it also produces something of a
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3340:. Although much of the gameplay characteristic to stealth games accords closely with the requirements of the non-violent genre, stealth games most frequently simply delay chaotic violence to focus instead upon controlled precision violence. When stealth and violence are both present as options, stealth is often presented as the superior option for being morally superior or requiring greater skill.
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definition by which the vast majority of video games may be described as violent. Despite arguments to the contrary, however, such characterizations have been employed as a marketing tool by makers and distributors of non-violent video games, and the degree of popularity enjoyed by games so described may be attributed to the comparative violence of other more violent members of the supergenre.
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1192:, stating, "It was my idea ." He was quick to mention that the case would probably do well with or without his presence. This decision followed scrutiny from Judge James Moore, however Thompson claimed he received no pressure to withdraw. At the same time, Judge James Moore had taken the motion to revoke Thompson's license under advisement. Jack Thompson appeared in court to defend his
3299:, the player merely interacts with the environment by touching things in the first-person and the term "shooter" is seen to be objectively inaccurate. Despite this, non-violent first-person games have often been characterized oxymoronically as shooters because of all comparable genres, these games are most closely similar to the FPS and often employ engines designed for the FPS genre.
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807:, led a study on violence in youth and determined that while the impact of video games on violent behavior has yet to be determined, "findings suggest that media violence has a relatively small impact on violence", and that "meta-analysis the overall effect size for both randomized and correlational studies was small for physical aggression and moderate for aggressive thinking."
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of battles, wars, and other skirmishes. Additionally, strategy games tend to more often strive for realistic scenarios and depictions of the battles that result. Counteracting this violence, however, is the fact that strategy games tend to be set at a distant third party perspective and as such the violence of the battles tends to be minute and highly stylized.
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identification is applied counterintuitively to titles where there might otherwise be a question concerning non-violence. This has led such categorization to be viewed with mistrust, hostility, and mockery by those who fail to recognize the comparative nature of the definition or who disagree fundamentally with the underlying purpose of the genre.
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2515:, according to Rev. Bagley, is "to build the genre of Christian gaming. People are tired of having these violent, demonic games dictating to their kids." Among Christian FPS games, a lack of gore has often been used as the minimum standard for non-violence. Christian game reviewers have at times characterized non-Christian games such as
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violent games may cause more intense feelings of aggression than nonviolent games, and may trigger feelings of anger and hostility. Theoretical explanations for these types of effects have been explained in myriad theories including social cognitive theory, excitation transfer theory, priming effect and the
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Christian games have striven to compete with their more popular secular progenitors, there has been an increasing number of games released that blur the lines between Christian and non-Christian values. Jack Thompson, for instance, has publicly decried such Christian games
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who was instrumental in bringing him down in 2000. Though these games are anti-violent, however, failure on the part of the player leads to violence. Thus the goal of the game is merely shifted to active violence-prevention while the degree of violence used to challenge the player remains consistent
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in a number of different forms like a human, a pig, a dog, or a worm. Whatever form you came back as would limit the way in which you could interact with other characters in the game. Like the majority of games that have been labeled non-violent, violence in the game that is applied to the character
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October 2005. By December 2005, both bills had been struck down in court by Judge Ronald Whyte as unconstitutional, thereby preventing either from going into effect on 1 January 2006. Similar bills were subsequently filed in such states as Michigan and Illinois, but to date all have been ruled to
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in which the player attempts to convert as many civilians in an apocalyptic future as possible by raising their spirit level and shielding them from the corrupting influences of rock-and-roll music and general secularism. The game has been criticized by such anti-violent video game personalities as
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violent, has at times generated vociferous arguments that the concept is inconceivable and at best oxymoronic. This argument typically derives from a strict definition of violence as "extreme, destructive, or uncontrollable force especially of natural events; intensity of feeling or expression, " a
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Action games have typically been among the most violent of video games genres with the liberal employment of enemies to thwart the actions of the player-character, and an emphasis on killing these enemies to neutralize them. As action games have developed they have become progressively more violent
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set out to produce several non-violent games, drawing inspiration from a claimed agreement between several religions under the sign of nonviolence: "Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Buddhism, Taoism, Judaism and others, – because throughout all of them can be found a common thread of decency meant to
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With advancements in video technology and the rise of video games containing graphic violence in the late 1980s and early 1990s, media violence research shifted to a great degree from televised violence to video game violence. Although under current debate, a number of researchers have claimed that
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violence. Many traditional gameplay genres naturally lack violence and application of the term "non-violent video games" to titles that fall under these categories raises no questions regarding accuracy. For game developers and designers who self-identify as non-violent video game makers, however,
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As the first precept requires an actual living being to be killed to be considered as violated, Buddhists can still enjoy video games with violence because there is no real being that is dying or being hurt. The fuller extent of the first precept is to maintain a harmless attitude towards all. The
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Council for St. Louis, Missouri, enacted Ordinance 20,193 that barred minors from purchasing, renting, or playing violent video games deemed to contain any visual depiction or representation of realistic injury to a human or a "human-like being" that appealed to minors' "morbid
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was that "focusing on such easy but minor targets as violent video games causes parents, social activists and public-policy makers to ignore the much more powerful and significant causes of youth violence that have already been well established, including a range of social, behavioral, economic,
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Video game rating boards exist in a number of countries, typically placing restrictions (suggested or under force of law) for content that is violent or sexual in nature. About 5% of games fall into a category rated "mature" and recommended to those 17 years old and older. Those games account for
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The majority of these games have not been scientifically tested to see whether children learn the skills the games claim to teach.In another study performed in Chile, educational video games were put into some first and second grade classrooms. Children who had the games in their classroom showed
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that have been developed without the specific intent of non-violence have been identified by reviewers and the non-violent gaming community as non-violent FPSes. Such characterizations have led to the concern that parents may allow their children to play these games, not realizing that there are
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ratings. All three senators have actively sought restrictions on video game content with Sen. Lieberman denouncing the violence contained in video games and attempting to regulate sales of violent video games to minors, arguing that games should have to be labeled based upon age-appropriateness.
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In 2003, Washington State enacted a statute banning the sale or rental to minors of video games containing "aggressive conflict in which the player kill, injures, or otherwise causes physical harm to a human form in the game who is depicted by dress or other recognizable symbols as a public law
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Though infrequently regarded as explicitly violent, role-playing video games (RPGs) have traditionally focused on the adventures of a party of travelers as they spend days and months leveling-up to fight greater and greater foes. Fighting in these games is highly stylized and often turn-based,
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or the newer
Sherlock Holmes games, may bear striking resemblance to the violent game whose engine they are using. Developers of such games often have done little to change the game other than replacing violent or scary imagery and recasting the storyline to describe "zorching", "slobbing", or
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are also most frequently non-violent. The indisputably non-violent nature of these games are often considered self-evident by members of both the non-violent gaming community and the gaming community at large. As such they are often not explicitly identified as such. Typically, explicit
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and the legislatures of states and other countries, a number of legislative actions have been taken to mandate rating systems and to curb the distribution of violent video games. At times, individual games considered too violent have been censored or banned in such countries as
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standing by Judge Moore who noted that "Mr. Thompson's actions before this Court suggest that he is unable to conduct himself in a manner befitting practice in this state." In March 2006, the
Alabama Supreme Court upheld Judge Moore's ruling against the dismissal of the case.
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as precedent suggesting that video game content was a form of freedom of expression, however in 2002 the
Eastern District Court of Missouri ultimately issued the controversial ruling that "video games are not a form of expression protected by the First Amendment" in
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As research supporting the view that video game violence leads to youth violence has been produced, there have been a number of lawsuits initiated by victims to gain compensation for loss alleged to have been caused by video-game-related violence. Similarly, in the
660:(1987) featured the ability to decapitate opponents. It was not until graphic capabilities increased and a wave of new ultra-violent titles were released in the early 1990s that the mainstream news began to pay significant attention to the phenomenon. In 1992, with
3376:– A game lacking violence to sentient beings wherein the player, in a ship, rescues human miners trapped in mines guarded by malfunctioning mining robots. The player has to navigate maze-like mines in order to save the hostages and shutdown the malfunctioning mine.
623:, had suggested that games had no merit and offered little in the way of anything constructive to young people. Despite early general claims of the negative effects of video games, however, effects of these concerns were relatively minor prior to the early 1990s.
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cases this prohibition even extends to aggression, wrath, and anger. Violent video games, while merely vicarious in nature, have been the focus of religious disapproval or outrage in various circles. Notable anti-violent-video-game crusader, former attorney
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is renowned for its impressive levels of graphic violence, gore and irreverent humour, it is possible to complete the game without harming a single person. For players who choose such a route, the game will praise them as "Jesus" at the end of the final
1308:(S.3935). The act would require the ESRB to have access to the full content of and hands-on time with the games it was to rate, rather than simply relying on the video demonstrations submitted by developers and publishers. Two days later, Congressman
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Games in which the player acts non-violently – Games where violence occurs to the character-player as a result of environmental hazards or enemies but the character-player's reaction is to run away or otherwise distance himself from the violence.
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Anderson, C. A.; Bushman, B. J. (2001). "Effects of violent games on aggressive behavior, aggressive cognition, aggressive affect, physiological arousal, and prosocial behavior: A meta-analytical review of the scientific literature".
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interest in violence". This ordinance was challenged in 2001 by the
Interactive Digital Software Association (IDSA) as violative of freedom of expression as guaranteed by the first amendment. The IDSA cited the 7th Circuit case of
611:, that "he games people play reveal a great deal about them". This was built upon in the early 1980s in an anti-video-game crusade spearheaded by the former Long Island PTA president, Ronnie Lamm, who spoke about her cause on the
3180:– A game with only environmental hazards featuring a non-violent main-character wherein the player must guide a small creature through a series of caverns and mountains containing pitfalls and hazards in order to get to the end.
3587:, a game with enemies featuring a non-violent main-character wherein the player wanders about converting the denizens of his town to Christianity while fending off the attacks of wild animals with holy food. Another example is
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in ascending order. The only way to actually win the game is to complete it without harming or killing any other living creature. Despite the violence-free requirements of the main character, however, a player could die and be
3122:. This has created a spectrum of violence in action games. Non-violent video game proponents have labeled a number of games containing comparatively low-level violence as non-violent as well as games such as the anti-violent
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however the actions of the player-characters and the enemies that attack them are distinctly violent. There have been some attempts made to reduce this violence by rendering it in cartoonish format as in some members of the
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main problem is the mind, which is the main focus of
Buddhism. Violent video games tend to create ill-will and tension, thus it is not conducive for meditation practice. Other than that, the action of the mind also creates
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Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, U.S. Department of Justice to the Center for Mental Health and Media. These studies were released in the book,
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Some of these games, despite containing objectively violent content, have been affirmatively labeled "non-violent video games" by marketers and faith-based non-violent gaming communities. In direct response to the
3188:– A game with enemies featuring a non-violent main-character wherein the player must navigate his way through a marble maze while enemy marbles and other enemies attempt to knock him off or otherwise destroy him.
820:. In other words, in order to recognize a non-violent game, an identifier must recognize the violent game as a distinct class. This has led to a degree of ambiguity in the term as it relies upon a definition of
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struck down a state statute that sought to bar minors from purchasing video games with violent content. The statute was declared an unconstitutional violation of the 1st
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the hero must "jump around doing tricks to soldiers ... to get over any barrier or road block implanted by Israeli Defense forces without using violence, earn respect by helping surrounded people whom
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Despite this conclusion, general awareness of the issue together with traditional stereotyping has led a number of game developers and designers to create non-violent video games specifically for
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otherwise non-lethally incapacitating enemies. Examples of simple changes intended to reduce violence for non-violent FPSes include the alteration of the red shroud from the death-sequence in
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right to practice law in Alabama, following accusations that he violated legal ethics. Shortly thereafter, the case was dismissed and Thompson's license was revoked following a denial of his
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for violence have been FPS games, and for this reason, Christian games in the FPS genre have struggled to overcome the blurring effects of the violence inherent to the genre. Games such as
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for strategy involving the slaying of infidels and non-believers, and for the ability of players engaged in multi-play modes to play as the Antichrist on the side of the Forces of Satan.
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was developed by Taranjit Singh as a game revolving around Sikh. It was planned for it to contain mild violence. In 2006, Singh complained that the game was unfairly stereotyped and that
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genre. With both sport and vehicle simulation games, gameplay has traditionally been highly bipolar with nearly as many violent titles as non-violent. Just as there are non-violent and
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series – A series with enemies featuring a non-violent main-character wherein the player must solve block-sliding puzzles in order to secure a key and unlock the door to the next room.
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enforcement officer." In 2004, this statute was subsequently declared an unconstitutional violation of the first amendment right to free speech in the Federal District Court case of
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effect. For this and other reasons, the effectiveness of rating systems such as the ESRB to actually curb violent gameplay in youth gaming has been characterized as futile.
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have in the past been identified as nonviolent. A common example of a nonviolent game that has been employed in a number of studies and government committee reports is
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have all been identified as containing certain modes of play that are mostly non-violent. This concept is also explored in the higher difficulty levels of the
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population have increased in number of adherents, new marketing opportunities have developed contemporaneously. Several religion-centric games forums such as
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was designed with the intention of "illustrat the unillustratable, and 'subvert' the image of violent video games in the process." Nelson was interviewed by
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is a personal rule of not killing. This moral guideline extends to human as well as non-human life. There are five conditions to violate the first precept:
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over the years as advances in graphic capabilities allowed for more realistic enemies and death sequences. Nevertheless, some companies like
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which for different identifiers may mean different things. In general, violence may be placed into at least three distinct categories:
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to contain equal degrees of violence. Christian developers have made various attempts at the genre including
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I should also mention that there is no shooting to be found anywhere in the game. How positively refreshing
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Parents’ Action Endorses New Clinton-Lieberman-Bayh Bill Banning the Sale of Violent Video Games to Minors.
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little or no violence. The definition has been applied flexibly to games in such purposive genres as the
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gameplay and Biblical principles. Another well known Christian video game creator and distributor is
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Grand Theft Childhood: The Surprising Truth About Violent Video Games and What Parents Can Do
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have avoided the issue by expressing the view that justified violence is morally acceptable.
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as he non-violently shoots food with a slingshot in order to sate hordes of ravening animals.
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propel us toward spiritual enlightenment". This project seems to have been discontinued.
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Factors correlated with violent video game use by adolescent boys and girls
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Children, Adolescents, and Media Violence – A Critical Look at the Research
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that lacks much of the violence traditionally associated with platformers.
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which barred ultra-violent video games and mandated the application of
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Editor-in-chief, Katharine Castle; Castle, Katharine (21 March 2024).
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Arriaga, P., Esteves, F., Caneiro, P., & Monteiro, M. B. (2008).
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processing benefits without the negatives associated with violence.
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by defeating a host of shopping-mall-related machines gone haywire.
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is overtly violent.) Similarly, James Dobson, PhD., founder of the
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biological and mental-health factors." This conclusion supports
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Derivative Rights, Moral Rights, And Movie Filtering Technology
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Some examples of relatively nonviolent strategy games include:
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aspects, though minesweeper takes its name from a facet of war.
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has also influenced a number of nonviolent video games such as
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There must be the knowledge that it is a sentient living being.
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Steer Madness – Non-violent video game top pick for PETA award
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Court rejects appeal in Alabama suit blaming game for slayings
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When Two Tribes Go to War: A History of Video Game Controversy
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shooting incident. On 7 November 2005, Thompson withdrew from
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Mortal Kombat and children’s perceptions of aggressive intent
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A rabbi as superhero – the wacky premise of a hit video game
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Federal suit blames video-game makers for Columbine shooting
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Interactive Digital Software Association v. St. Louis County
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http://www.cmch.tv/mentors_teachers/video_games_benefits.asp
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Non-violent sports games and non-violent vehicle simulations
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or the removal of the red shroud from the death-sequence in
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Interactive Digital Software Association v. St. Louis County
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Sharp Shooters – Return To Castle Wolfenstein: Tides Of War
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Controversial Ruling Finds Video Games Not Protected Speech
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An example of a notable non-violent sports game company is
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allows players to resolve violence through peaceful means.
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series – a simulation/RPG game. Additionally, such RPGs as
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Polman, H.; de Castro, B. O.; van Aken, M. A. G. (2008).
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A political odd couple's advice on finding common ground
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studies have suggested appeals more to female audiences.
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Games: E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial and the Cosmic Garden
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Serious game: resolving conflict with non-violent means
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GameSetPlaying: What Games Are Grabbing Your Attention?
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News: Crash Dummy vs. the evil D-Troit Website Launched
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Subverting violent computer games with religious poetry
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From Barbie to Mortal Kombat: Gender and Computer Games
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Violent video games are protected speech, companies say
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by victims of the tragedy. Also named in the suit were
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to become the green shroud from the slime-sequence in
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which he exhibited during the ACSW conference at the
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religious beliefs) Other Christian FPS games such as
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Game Developers Choice Awards, 2012 Game of the Year
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Portable Video Game, this couldn't get any more Tao
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article. 9 November 2005. Retrieved 8 October 2008.
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There must be death, as the result of the said act.
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5544:. Religious Education. Retrieved 23 November 2008.
5070:Kutner, Lawrence, PhD and Olson, Cheryl K., Sc.D.
5043:Kutner, Lawrence, PhD and Olson, Cheryl K., Sc.D.
4844:"Supreme Court rejects ban on violent video games"
4499:American Amusement Machine Association v. Kendrick
4192:Greenfield, Patricia Marks and Cocking, Rodney R.
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5651:PrayStation: The 6 Most Misguided Christian Video
4786:Lieberman denounces 'Grand Theft Auto' video game
2612:According to Buddhist morality, the first of the
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6641:Mudcraft A Non-Violent Real Time Strategy Game?!
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6522:"Make Love, Not War: Five Years Of 'Undertale'"
6180:. DefenceGaming.org review. 26 September 2006.
5342:Buy incomplete game on eBay, finish it yourself
5214:"GameSpy: Left Behind: Eternal Forces - Page 1"
4952:Andrew Rollings and Ernest Adams on Game Design
4476:Krug, Judith F. & Caldwell-Stone, Deborah.
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6493:DS Fanboy Review: Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney
6022:. Feature Archive. V.17 No.21. 22–28 May 2008.
5156:Converting Video Games Into Instruments of God
4396:Viewizard announces the release of Memonix 1.4
4245:Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media
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3139:Examples of non-violent action games include:
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5593:. Pizza Sandwich. Retrieved 23 November 2008.
5402:. The Great Games Experiment. 19 August 2008.
4549:'Doom' distributors seek dismissal of lawsuit
4417:. Christian Science Monitor. 19 October 2004.
3784:According to the Funk and Buchman method for
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5712:Game of the Year, 16th Annual D.I.C.E Awards
4411:Provenzo, Eugene F., Jr. and Jack Thompson.
3997:Violent Video Games Produce Violent Behavior
2453:(FPS). The majority of games that have been
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5233:Teen's Hard Times Can Help Build Character
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5147:
4896:
4894:
4156:. Media Violence and the Concept of Risk.
3972:
3970:
3968:
3966:
3964:
3947:Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man
2898:has been considered a Taoist puzzle game.
2630:There must be an intention to cause death.
1342:
1289:Entertainment Software Association v. Foti
608:Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man
546:
532:
20:
6727:Twisted List: Top Nonviolent Sports Games
5255:
5253:
5251:
5249:
5177:"IGN: Left Behind: Eternal Forces Review"
4962:
4960:
4932:
4260:
4258:
4211:
4209:
4035:Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology
3795:educational (learning or problem solving)
2690:Learn how and when to remove this message
2501:), Rev. Ralph Bagley began production on
1212:California Assembly Bills 1792 & 1793
6548:Video Game Teaches Non-Violent Solutions
6208:. Nordic Serious Games. 3 December 2003.
6089:
6087:
5098:
5096:
5094:
3693:, a nonviolence-themed game designed by
3546:
3462:Greg Hastings Tournament Paintball MAX'D
2948:Emergent and more recent gameplay genres
2412:
2241:
1182:in representation of the victims of the
985:
926:
924:to explore violent behavioral modeling.
908:shares approximate contemporaneity with
6704:. Sage Publications. pp. 122–123.
6149:Elebits: Nintendo Wii Video Game Review
5919:. ThinkArtificial.org. 10 October 2007.
5138:The Purpose Driven Life Takers (Part 1)
4978:
4976:
4690:Jack Thompson's Alabama License Revoked
4513:, 200 F. Supp. 2d 1126 (E.D. Mo. 2002).
3919:
3343:Examples of non-violent FPSes include:
3242:– a vegetarian-themed game endorsed by
1218:ratings for video games. Yee, a former
1043:upheld the dismissal, and in 2003, the
37:
6608:
6598:
4968:The Effects of Video Games on Children
4950:Rollings, Andrew & Adams, Ernest.
4900:Cassell, J. & Jenkins, H. (Eds.).
4812:"Senate Proposes New ESRB Legislation"
4596:
4594:
3409:-based first-person hide-and-seek game
3007:construction and management simulation
2726:state of modern games. The concept of
1167:Video Software Dealers Ass'n v. Maleng
16:Video games with little or no violence
5366:Gaygamer.com review. 15 October 2006.
5108:. BBC News – Washington. 24 May 2005.
3515:– A first-person target-shooting game
7:
6811:Computer Games and Australians Today
6461:Non Sci-Fi or Military FPS/TPS Ideas
5791:. StrategyInformer. 11 October 2006.
5759:Subrahmanyam & Greenfield. 1994.
5583:Baha’i video games: but do they pwn?
5555:"BBC charged with misrepresentation"
4326:Aggressive Behavior, 34(5), 521–538.
4218:Journal of Applied Social Psychology
4196:. Greenwood Publishing Group. 1996.
1304:(R-KS) introduced the United States
1286:In June 2006, the Louisiana case of
6737:. G4TV TechTV Vault. 16 April 2002.
6702:Children, Adolescents and the Media
6654:Anderson, John J. (December 1983).
6219:Greg Hastings' Tournament Paintball
4659:. Tuscaloosa News. 8 November 2005.
4335:Anderson, Craig & Dill, Karen.
2633:An act must be done to cause death.
2379:There has been a rapid increase in
1272:Family Entertainment Protection Act
1206:In 2005, California State Senator,
6507:Recommended Nonviolent Video Games
6288:Nintendo to pioneer new game genre
5179:. 17 November 2006. Archived from
5126:forum. Retrieved 22 November 2008.
5105:Christians purge video game demons
4712:. Associated Press. 29 March 2006.
4230:10.1111/j.1559-1816.1986.tb01755.x
3986:feature. Retrieved 8 October 2008.
3600:Secular examples include Capcom's
3450:Greg Hastings Tournament Paintball
3258:(FPS), that many players consider
3148:– Multi-awarded Game of the Year,
2985:contain traditionally non-violent
2888:'s non-violent puzzle video game,
670:video game, and then in 1993 with
508:List of video game industry people
14:
6658:. Creative Computing. p. 114
6291:. Gameblitz.com. 8 November 2000.
5802:Crash Dummy vs. the evil D-Troit
5378:Allen Varney Writer Game Designer
5194:Kuchera, Ben (14 December 2006).
4970:. Continuum Int'l Pub. Grp. 1998.
4913:. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. 1998.
4860:Dr. David Walsh (21 March 2000).
4656:Attorney in Fayette case bows out
4644:. Legal Television Network. 2008.
3250:Non-violent first person shooters
906:history of video game development
615:in December 1982. The same year,
7075:
6479:Capcom's Ace Attorney Video Game
5805:. StrategyInformer review. 2008.
5788:Crash Dummy vs. the evil D-Troit
5747:The Top 100 Indie Games – Part 4
5023:10.1016/j.jadohealth.2007.01.001
4866:. (PDF). Retrieved 13 July 2008.
4745:Clinton wades into GTA sex storm
3950:. Signet. 1964. Re-issued 1994.
3752:
3429: – A non-lethal
2915:Types of non-violent video games
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1326:Video game content rating system
747:Carmageddon II: Carpocalypse Now
301:Intellectual property protection
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6053:At Last A "Doom" Game For Kids!
4925:Proc. of Gender and Interaction
4842:; Snider, Mike (28 June 2011).
4628:Wash. bans 'violent' game sales
4121:Aggression and Violent Behavior
3819:sports games, so too are there
3597:based on economic development.
3217:Crash Dummy Vs The Evil D-Troit
2971:Traditionally non-violent games
2427:, the player takes the role of
2363:"Religion and Philosophy" forum
1027:1997 Heath High School shooting
6700:and Barbara J. Wilson (2002).
6681:New: Outpost Kaloki Ships/Demo
5684:Gamespot Game of the Year 2012
5605:. ABC Radio. 26 February 2007.
5141:. Talk to Action. 29 May 2006.
4501:, 244 F.3d 572 (7th Cir. 2001)
4112:Ferguson, Christopher (2012).
3619:Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar
3543:Non-violent role-playing games
3441:– A military game made by the
3287:, as in certain games such as
2493:Columbine High School massacre
1306:Truth in Video Game Rating Act
1300:On 27 September 2006, Senator
1073:Columbine High School massacre
1041:Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
777:Columbine High School massacre
571:characterized by little or no
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6520:Diaz, Ana (17 October 2020).
6166:. Business Wire. 14 May 2002.
5619:. The Tao Bums. 25 July 2008.
5530:. Retrieved 23 November 2008.
5450:. Retrieved 22 November 2008.
5290:. New York Times. 1 May 2005.
5196:"Left Behind: Eternal Forces"
4771:Parents Action for Children.
4762:. Retrieved 18 December 2005.
4671:Alabama judge tosses Thompson
3702:with violent strategy games.
2830:) in existence are primarily
2540:Nintendo Entertainment System
1256:Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
1229:Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
773:Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold
503:List of video game publishers
491:List of video game developers
6032:Burford, GB (30 July 2014).
5011:Journal of Adolescent Health
4775:. Retrieved 10 October 2006.
4363:10.1016/0193-3973(87)90033-5
3893:A Modest Video Game Proposal
3740:– a strategy/simulation game
3538:first-person game from Japan
1346:Violence Level/Rating System
1025:on behalf of the victims of
518:List of video game magazines
6761:10.1177/0907568298005002005
6570:. The Guardian. 8 May 2006.
6152:. Kidzworld.com, Inc. 2008.
3872:NBA Jam: Tournament Edition
3666:Left Behind: Eternal Forces
2956:Purposive video game genres
2670:the claims made and adding
2404:Left Behind: Eternal Forces
2387:Left Behind: Eternal Forces
1174:Sony Computer Entertainment
1115:Sony Computer Entertainment
1023:Sony Computer Entertainment
513:List of video game websites
7974:
7073:
6644:. PlayThisThing.com. 2008.
6105:DarkGreen HQ review. 2006.
5930:Welcome to “The Fox” Films
5840:. PlayThisThing.com. 2008.
4399:. GameZone. 28 April 2005.
3654:Non-violent strategy games
3491:– non-violent arena-style
3443:Swedish Defence University
3120:media violence researchers
2769:Torah Educational Software
2574:, breathing (meditation),
2372:
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437:Advertising in video games
6883:List of video game genres
6878:
6450:review. 6 September 2006.
5698:IGN Game of the Year 2012
5673:. The Times. 29 May 2003.
5361:19 September 2009 at the
5287:PlayStations of the Cross
4729:24 September 2015 at the
4631:. CNN/Money. 21 May 2003.
4133:10.1016/j.avb.2012.02.007
3644:The fan-funded indie RPG
3414:Gotcha! Extreme Paintball
3042:, and traditional games.
2562:, the player employs the
2246:Games such as Nintendo's
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1339:Table of violence ratings
1316:(H.R.6120) to the House.
793:for it today dubbed "the
306:Digital rights management
7175:Digital collectible card
6732:8 September 2005 at the
6337:VGPro.com summary. 2008.
6305:VGPro.com summary. 2008.
6135:Elebits – Is It For You?
5987:18 December 2008 at the
5863:21 November 2008 at the
5588:21 November 2008 at the
5492:16 December 2008 at the
5325:6 September 2008 at the
3092:Non-violent action games
3015:vehicle simulation games
2906:Non-profit organization
2624:The being must be alive.
2355:fundamentalist Christian
2340:Religion and video games
1071:In the aftermath of the
962:Lawsuits and legislation
944:General Aggression Model
664:'s release of the first
7260:Roguelike deck-building
7168:Roguelike deck-building
6816:25 January 2016 at the
6203:20 October 2008 at the
6095:Chex Quest 1, 2 & 3
6072:4 December 2008 at the
5937:21 October 2008 at the
5914:2 November 2009 at the
5821:5 December 2008 at the
5635:16 October 2010 at the
5630:Heartseed's About Page
5467:4 December 2008 at the
5397:20 October 2008 at the
5119:Religion and Philosophy
4991:29 October 2008 at the
4908:25 January 2009 at the
4881:. MIT Media Lab. 1998.
4607:20 October 2008 at the
4579:20 October 2008 at the
4554:20 October 2008 at the
4529:20 October 2008 at the
4484:1 December 2008 at the
4458:20 October 2008 at the
4433:20 October 2008 at the
4177:Meyers, Kelly Stephen.
4083:10.1111/1467-9280.00366
3813:vehicle simulation game
3786:classifying video games
1107:Interplay Entertainment
920:framework developed by
910:media violence research
789:, and had even created
765:Requiem: Avenging Angel
613:MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour
33:Part of a series on the
6019:Emerge Remerge Demerge
5906:Thorisson, Hrafn, Th.
5816:Treasure Quest v.1.1.0
4885:7 October 2007 at the
3562:
3227:– a puzzle/action game
3209:Barney's Hide and Seek
3110:
2990:
2902:Religion neutral games
2884:Video game publisher,
2860:University of Ballarat
2558:, a game based on the
2432:
2351:Christian conservative
2284:Dance Dance Revolution
2257:
1314:Video Game Decency Act
1000:Christian conservative
995:
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918:social learning theory
775:, the shooters in the
565:Nonviolent video games
7948:Video game censorship
7502:Tactical role-playing
7267:Tactical role-playing
6698:Victor C. Strasburger
6553:National Public Radio
5909:Puzzling with Portals
5826:. SoftPile.com. 2007.
5717:22 April 2013 at the
5166:LA Times. 10 May 2006
5153:Chmielewski, Dawn C.
4142:on 27 September 2013.
4071:Psychological Science
3899:Christian video games
3690:A Force More Powerful
3550:
3099:
3003:life simulation games
2978:
2845:
2554:was in the works. In
2416:
2381:Christian video games
2349:is a self proclaimed
2334:Religious perspective
2316:life simulation games
2293:Grand Theft Childhood
2272:Grand Theft Childhood
2245:
1251:be unconstitutional.
1248:Arnold Schwarzenegger
1087:Acclaim Entertainment
1009:brought suit against
989:
930:
814:Modus tollendo ponens
768:(1999) among others.
7882:Vertically scrolling
6630:. Answers.com. 2008.
6586:Rock, Paper, Shotgun
6441:3 March 2011 at the
6244:Weekly Report, 10/17
6100:23 July 2011 at the
5392:My Escapist Articles
5183:on 17 November 2006.
5078:Simon & Schuster
5051:Simon & Schuster
4734:. Houston Law Review
3590:A Tale in the Desert
3525:Christian video game
3256:first-person shooter
2942:first-person shooter
2761:militant anti-Nazism
2580:Gandharva Veda music
2451:first-person shooter
2419:Christian video game
2402:have disagreed that
2375:Christian video game
2328:first-person shooter
1669:Historical violence
1262:along with Senators
1244:Global Gaming League
956:first-person shooter
914:violence in cartoons
818:disjunctive argument
753:Blood II: The Chosen
644:(1987) and Midway's
581:Christian video game
370:Downloadable content
7512:Turn-based strategy
7417:Submarine simulator
7223:Action role-playing
7130:Interactive fiction
6496:. 28 February 2008.
6259:Weekly Report, 8/24
6256:Cunningham, James.
6241:Cunningham, James.
6224:28 May 2011 at the
6184:5 June 2008 at the
6116:Gamers with Elebits
5859:. 27 January 2005.
5687:. 25 December 2012.
5339:Kietzmann, Ludwig.
5261:Marty Bee Interview
5238:17 May 2009 at the
5230:Dobson, James. Dr.
5161:7 July 2012 at the
4982:Nash, Nora M. OSF.
4678:. 18 November 2005.
4668:Sinclair, Brendan.
4563:. 3 September 2001.
4274:Aggressive Behavior
3944:McLuhan, Marshall.
3933:ABC News/Technology
3716:E.T.: Cosmic Garden
3625:Planescape: Torment
3520:Super 3D Noah's Ark
2710:Although primarily
2424:Super 3D Noah's Ark
2408:Focus on the Family
1721:Fictional violence
1695:Realistic violence
1482:Exceeding violence
1320:Degrees of violence
1224:publicly criticized
1032:James v. Meow Media
781:Columbine, Colorado
353:Episodic video game
39:Video game industry
7913:Video game modding
7855:Nonlinear gameplay
7517:Turn-based tactics
7485:Real-time strategy
6611:has generic name (
6418:NRA Gun Club (PS2)
6277:. 1 December 2007.
6262:. 24 October 2005.
6247:. 17 October 2005.
6007:. 10 October 2007.
6001:Bergfeld, Carlos.
5970:. 15 October 2007.
5955:. 25 October 2007.
5949:Fletcher, Andrew.
5897:. 31 January 2008.
5887:Au, Wagner James.
5750:. 2 February 2008.
5514:The Jerusalem Post
5417:. 18 October 2007.
5345:. 19 October 2006.
5330:. 10 October 2006.
5243:. 10 October 2004.
5135:Hutson, Jonathan.
4829:27 September 2006.
4801:. 25 January 2004.
4697:. 21 November 2005
4152:Kirsh, Stephen J.
3976:Gonzalez, Lauren.
3764:. You can help by
3699:Slobodan Milošević
3563:
3426:Extreme Paintbrawl
3325:for the deaths in
3111:
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2934:role-playing games
2655:possibly contains
2433:
2324:puzzle video games
2258:
2232:Gender perspective
1839:Moderate violence
1238:, and opposes the
1220:child psychologist
1189:Strickland v. Sony
1133:, Meow Media, and
1045:U.S. Supreme Court
1039:law. In 2002, the
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800:In December 2001,
759:Grand Theft Auto 2
378:Games as a service
7953:Video game genres
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7918:Video game remake
7826:Emergent gameplay
7497:Real-time tactics
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7395:Flight simulation
7125:Graphic adventure
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6872:Video game genres
6724:Sargent, Martin.
6564:Krotoski, Aleks.
6490:Savino, Candace.
6138:24 December 2006.
5857:The Vancouver Sun
5722:.7 February 2013.
5667:Henderson, Mark.
5527:Road Block Buster
5516:. 4 January 2007.
5487:Educational Games
5474:The Village Voice
5426:Sherriff, Lucy. "
5259:Linder, Matthew.
5080:. 15 April 2008.
5053:. 15 April 2008.
4721:Byrd, Patrick R.
4158:SAGE Publications
4019:14 April 2014 at
3935:. 17 August 2005.
3828:flight simulators
3782:
3781:
3584:Spiritual Warfare
3558:Spiritual Warfare
3051:Sudoku Gridmaster
3036:programming games
3032:music video games
2960:educational games
2952:music video games
2870:The Seven Valleys
2865:Unreal Tournament
2856:The Seven Valleys
2809:Road Block Buster
2805:Road Block Buster
2783:insult swordfight
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2657:original research
2572:Ayurvedic healing
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1893:Minimal violence
1617:Intense violence
1270:, introduced the
1131:Atari Corporation
1099:Eidos Interactive
838:Sudoku Gridmaster
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7908:Video game clone
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7620:Related concepts
7427:Vehicular combat
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7155:Digital tabletop
7135:Interactive film
7095:Grand Theft Auto
7086:Action-adventure
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2836:Sarbloh Warriors
2738:The Game Factory
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2289:simulation games
2225:Family Friendly
2067:Realistic Blood
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1179:Grand Theft Auto
990:Former attorney
723:Grand Theft Auto
699:Mortal Kombat II
638:(1986), Namco's
603:Marshall McLuhan
548:
541:
534:
403:In-game currency
28:
21:
7973:
7972:
7968:
7967:
7966:
7964:
7963:
7962:
7958:Self-censorship
7933:
7932:
7931:
7922:
7886:
7877:Twitch gameplay
7802:
7766:
7728:
7615:
7567:Survival horror
7540:
7490:Time management
7452:
7431:
7422:Train simulator
7381:
7346:
7318:
7271:
7209:
7179:
7149:
7106:
7080:
7067:
7007:
7003:Survival horror
6984:
6919:
6887:
6874:
6869:
6839:
6829:
6825:
6818:Wayback Machine
6808:
6804:
6795:
6791:
6780:
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6746:
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6741:
6734:Wayback Machine
6723:
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6518:
6514:
6504:
6500:
6489:
6485:
6477:Landis, Shawn.
6476:
6472:
6458:
6454:
6443:Wayback Machine
6433:
6429:
6415:
6411:
6397:
6393:
6379:
6375:
6365:Nerf ArenaBlast
6362:
6358:
6345:
6341:
6331:
6327:
6313:
6309:
6299:
6295:
6285:
6281:
6271:Sterling, Jim.
6270:
6266:
6255:
6251:
6240:
6236:
6226:Wayback Machine
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6205:Wayback Machine
6195:
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6186:Wayback Machine
6174:
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6102:Wayback Machine
6092:
6085:
6074:Wayback Machine
6067:Narbacular Drop
6064:
6060:
6049:
6045:
6031:
6030:
6026:
6015:
6011:
6000:
5996:
5989:Wayback Machine
5978:
5974:
5963:
5959:
5952:Portal – Review
5948:
5944:
5939:Wayback Machine
5927:
5923:
5916:Wayback Machine
5905:
5901:
5886:
5882:
5874:
5870:
5865:Wayback Machine
5849:Morton, Brian.
5848:
5844:
5834:
5830:
5823:Wayback Machine
5813:
5809:
5799:
5795:
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5767:
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5719:Wayback Machine
5709:
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5637:Wayback Machine
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5590:Wayback Machine
5580:
5576:
5566:
5564:
5560:Hindustan Times
5553:
5552:
5548:
5538:
5534:
5524:
5520:
5506:Lando, Michal.
5505:
5501:
5494:Wayback Machine
5484:
5480:
5469:Wayback Machine
5459:Catucci, Nick.
5458:
5454:
5444:
5440:
5425:
5421:
5410:
5406:
5399:Wayback Machine
5388:
5384:
5375:Varney, Allen.
5374:
5370:
5363:Wayback Machine
5353:
5349:
5338:
5334:
5327:Wayback Machine
5317:Varney, Allen.
5316:
5312:
5299:
5298:
5294:
5284:Dee, Jonathan.
5283:
5279:
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5258:
5247:
5240:Wayback Machine
5229:
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4934:10.1.1.103.4574
4922:
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4910:Wayback Machine
4899:
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4887:Wayback Machine
4878:Genderizing HCI
4874:
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4731:Wayback Machine
4720:
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4663:
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4640:Kramer, Irwin.
4639:
4635:
4625:Morris, Chris.
4624:
4620:
4616:. 5 March 2002.
4609:Wayback Machine
4599:
4592:
4588:. 19 July 2001.
4581:Wayback Machine
4571:
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4556:Wayback Machine
4546:
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4531:Wayback Machine
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4460:Wayback Machine
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4435:Wayback Machine
4425:
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4375:Dobson, Jason.
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3888:
3857:Such sports as
3778:
3772:
3769:
3762:needs expansion
3747:
3656:
3545:
3536:survival horror
3531:Nanashi no Game
3503:– A non-lethal
3474:Ken's Labyrinth
3465:– A non-lethal
3453:– A non-lethal
3417:– A non-lethal
3357:Narbacular Drop
3290:Narbacular Drop
3252:
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2999:adventure games
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2862:. Based on the
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2532:family-friendly
2524:Narbacular Drop
2437:Sparrow Records
2377:
2371:
2369:Christian games
2342:
2336:
2303:'s 2001 study (
2298:Surgeon General
2240:
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2149:Moderate blood
2122:Animated blood
1591:Gross violence
1565:Sexual violence
1463:
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1427:
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1333:forbidden fruit
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1312:introduced the
1260:Hillary Clinton
1152:Redneck Rampage
1127:Apogee Software
964:
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741:Mortal Kombat 3
621:C. Everett Koop
617:Surgeon General
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7534:Grand strategy
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7263:
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7250:Monster-taming
7247:
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7235:
7230:
7228:Looter shooter
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6468:. 25 May 2007.
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6400:Gun Club (PS2)
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6198:Foreign Ground
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6177:Foreign Ground
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6107:
6083:
6058:
6050:Davis, Susan.
6043:
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6016:Silfer, Kyle.
6009:
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5868:
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5807:
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5660:
5658:. August 2008.
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5563:. 17 June 2006
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5476:. 3 June 2003.
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5411:Kelly, Kevin.
5404:
5389:Varney, Allen
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4840:Biskupic, Joan
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2175:Minimal blood
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7819:Hypercasual
7740:Multiplayer
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7601:Photography
7574:Incremental
7370:Kart racing
7314:Virtual pet
7145:Walking sim
7120:Escape room
7019:Beat 'em up
6958:Bullet hell
6685:Gamers Hell
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6348:Laser Arena
6321:Gamers Hell
6316:Laser Arena
5837:Non-Violent
5775:Gamers Hell
5656:Cracked.com
4294:1874/385878
3904:Nonviolence
3606:series and
3488:Laser Arena
3480:Wolfenstein
3322:Half-Life 2
3273:Garry's Mod
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3013:, and some
2987:puzzle game
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2979:Games like
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