My first game that I felt fit Jane McGonigal's description of 'epic' was TV Sports Football. I really did not love football at the time. The the TV style 'reeled' me in. Pun intended :)
why do people care this much about video games. they arent real ya know. this is stupid in my opinion. why do they even want to play these? this is not good for our brains. this is aweful for our health.
Heather Kelly: "The closing of an online virtual game may sound trivial to anyone who has never used or visited one, but to the people who spent a chunk of their formative years forging relationships inside their virtual walls, the loss can be huge."
Another ethical issue here: If you provide an alternate world in which someone can build their identity, make friends they otherwise wouldn't in the real world and they've spent money on virtual items and then take it all away because the world collapses... What's the ethical actions a company should take to ensure the health and well-being of those people? I mean surely there must be some liability?
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Emanuel Maiberg: "Videogames and sports are kissing cousins and are part of the same family of life known as play."
My first game that I felt fit Jane McGonigal's description of 'epic' was TV Sports Football. I really did not love football at the time. The the TV style 'reeled' me in. Pun intended :)
why do people care this much about video games. they arent real ya know. this is stupid in my opinion. why do they even want to play these? this is not good for our brains. this is aweful for our health.