Stereotypes Involved In Video Games

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Based on research it shows that most people who are involved in athletics are happier and have a better life stlye. Research also shows that people who sit playing video games all day are not as athletic and sometimes tend to develop bad skills. But have you ever thought about videogames being good for you? Role-playing games. These types of games are when kids act out a video game in real life. Most people, when they hear that, they think what if the game has guns in it? I do not want my kid involved in something that could get them killed. Children and teens are creative and they will use their imagination a lot. I think that role-playing games are diverting because they understand how school can still be fun, they will develop new friendships, and they will learn to be creative. First off, parents need to be more open minded about this kind of stuff. These days parents are only concerned …show more content…

Sometimes by kids playing video games online it will give them an idea like this. Maybe they were being creative and wanted to have fun, and put the game ¨Killer¨ into real life. By the kids doing this it helps them get an understanding of how the world is not boring all the time, and how they can sometimes have fun. During the game they are saying that they would really suggest playing this just for how creative their kids have become ever since this ritual has started. In an article based on this game it says, ¨The first week kicked off with the upperclassman´s swift massacre of the less disciplined freshman teams.¨ This evidence supports my claim of, how students are using their imagination/creativity because normally groups would go for their friends or people the same age, but by the seniors going for the freshman it shows that they really want to win and they are using a good strategy to do

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