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Genre and the Video Game
robinlionheart.com
An analysis of genre categorization as applied to video games in contrast with books and film, with definitions and examples.
Computer and Video Games Survey
video-games-survey.com
Annual quantitative survey to describe gamers hardware, software and connectivity set-ups.
And Alice Played a Video Game
literature-study-online.com
A study by Souvik Mukherjee of the relationship between children's fantasy adventure stories and interactive computer games of American McGee's Alice and Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. (June, 2002)
Game Config.co.uk
gameconfig.co.uk
TCP and UDP port settings for popular online games for Windows, PlayStation 2, and Xbox.
Open Site: Video Games
open-site.org
A volunteer-run encyclopedia categorized by genre. Includes information, review overviews, hints, release dates, and artwork.
Are Video Games Art?
contempaesthetics.org
An article by Aaron Smuts discussing modern art and the role of video games within its definition.
PBS - The Video Game Revolution
pbs.org
Companion site to the PBS program, "The Video Game Revolution." Examines the evolution and history of the video game industry, from the 1950s through today, the impact of video games on society and culture, and the future of electronic gaming.
Geelix
geelix.com
Social gaming service for sharing high definition gameplay experiences.
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I love videogames , but there's more to life than just tv... Mini-fridge... nice! That would be a great addition to my game room. The fridge in the kitchen ...
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Fri, 17 Jul 2009 13:44:32 GM
June's American . video game. sales data from the NPD is in, and like almost any month the past year, it shows an unchanged result: A Nintendo system on top,
How long should kids be allowed to play video games for serious addiction problem?
Q. We've bought over $3650 Aust.worth of games over the past five years and my little nephew won't give video games a break. He practically plays them from the moment he gets home until he sleeps then all weekend. We try to get him away from them as much as we can but feel as though it's our fault because we used to play video games all of the time. He does do afternoon sports and watches a few cartoons before he goes to bed. But we're afraid he has too much of a video game addiction. He's only ten. Should we stop buying him games? What to do we've bought a wii and playstation 3 and also own and xbox and whole bunch of gamecube games. Is there anything we can do? Is it safe for kids to grow up this way?
Asked by Fender - Sat Aug 25 19:37:08 2007 - - 6 Answers - 4 Comments
A. My little brother is exactly like that and he started not doing homework, skipping school, faking sick, etc. to stay home and play games. He also turned into a spoiled little brat. I would suggest no games or tv until homework is done and then restricted play time for only 1-2 hours per day.
Answered by SarahP1984 - Sat Aug 25 19:48:00 2007
Q. We've bought over $3650 Aust.worth of games over the past five years and my little nephew won't give video games a break. He practically plays them from the moment he gets home until he sleeps then all weekend. We try to get him away from them as much as we can but feel as though it's our fault because we used to play video games all of the time. He does do afternoon sports and watches a few cartoons before he goes to bed. But we're afraid he has too much of a video game addiction. He's only ten. Should we stop buying him games? What to do we've bought a wii and playstation 3 and also own and xbox and whole bunch of gamecube games. Is there anything we can do? Is it safe for kids to grow up this way?
Asked by Fender - Sat Aug 25 19:37:08 2007 - - 6 Answers - 4 Comments
A. My little brother is exactly like that and he started not doing homework, skipping school, faking sick, etc. to stay home and play games. He also turned into a spoiled little brat. I would suggest no games or tv until homework is done and then restricted play time for only 1-2 hours per day.
Answered by SarahP1984 - Sat Aug 25 19:48:00 2007
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