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Finally, someone at MIT put up an article that says what we already knew:

http://www.pbs.org/kcts/videogamerevolu ... myths.html


For the doubters that you show this article to--it's on PBS for sh!t's sake.

After reading that I would say that violent games and the like could also be used as a tool to detect people who are "emotionally disturbed". One could study that actions of an individual and compare it to the reactions they expressed toward the game world.

Good article.

Then we're all gonna get locked up


"Why, my hard working Protos probes are no longer needed any more and I need a lower population count so I can build more carriers. I'll just march you to your death on this Zerg creep because your lives are of no economic value to me."

Nonsense!
That makes perfect economical sense!

Besides, they'd never get past my photon Cannons to arrest me...
Unless they have nukes...

nukes bahhh, watch out for the damn seige tanks

List of some of the bloodier games out there:

http://www.spike.com/blog/10-most-blood-soaked/70651

Again, video games do not seem to cause violence:

http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/ ... 102814.php