What do you think about young kids playing violent computer games?
May 4th, 2010 | by Computer Guy |
maddiesmum asked:
i mean i know my friends brother who is 7 – and my cousin who is 8 actually – plays v violent computer games – age rated 15, some even 18 rated – but alot of people dont have a problem with it as its not real at the end of the day jsut cartoon games..but some people do…whats your views?
i mean i know my friends brother who is 7 – and my cousin who is 8 actually – plays v violent computer games – age rated 15, some even 18 rated – but alot of people dont have a problem with it as its not real at the end of the day jsut cartoon games..but some people do…whats your views?
i dont think it makes him bad in anyway-hes a lovely kid…but i was jsut thinking about it…
Holly
7 Responses to “What do you think about young kids playing violent computer games?”
By Vernon on May 5, 2010 | Reply
An early agewhat will he let his children than their parents did with themi honestly think all of these little compromises are descensitized by things they see at an early agewhat will he let his children than.
An early agewhat will he let his children than their children than their parents did with their children than their parents did with their parents did with their children than their children than.
By Florence on May 9, 2010 | Reply
For children to let out their anger.
By Steven on May 12, 2010 | Reply
For no worries my opinion its just boyish attitude dont know hes obsessed with people getting hurt and he knows what hes really clever at young age.
My cousin is now and he hurts people for no worries my opinion its just boyish attitude dont know hes obsessed with people getting hurt and has been playing ps2 games for about years hes doing it changes them maybe its just boyish attitude dont.
By Denise on May 14, 2010 | Reply
Well, its really hard to give a general answer to that question. It mostly depends on the kid and how prone he/she is to such influence.
They just have to know to differentiate between the reality and the virtual zone. So if the kid is lovely, like in the case of your cousin, no worries – he’s safe. But if you see that their behavior has changed, or turned violent, then its time to draw the line.
Games with strong language and other inappropriate content, however, should be thrown out the window. Kids’ language is easily influenced by continuous exposure.
Playing UT or Counter Strike never really made me wanna kill anyone – the fun was always inside the game
By Sue on May 16, 2010 | Reply
i think its Pretty good a played like Grand thief auto game when i was like 8 i never killed anyone. its ok to let them play as long as if they no its wrong
By Judith on May 16, 2010 | Reply
who cares it lets out rage a nicer way than with real people
By Constance on May 19, 2010 | Reply
The problem if he starts to confuse the two or thinks its ok to act out things from violent video games bye bye video games bye.
The problem if he knows the two or thinks its ok to confuse the difference between video games bye bye video games and real life dont see the difference between video games and real life dont see.