Games are once again targeted for violence blaming.
And the beat goes on in this innovative shooter.
NoobFeed editor Ahnaf Tajwar writes - Hades II can be kind of a bummer sometimes when you find yourself sucked in with a really good build only to realize the game isn’t finished. If you are the kind of player who appreciates complete experiences, you may want to wait, but if you are the kind who enjoys seeing the journey of a game that is being actively worked on, playing Hades II seems like a no-brainer.
"The Tokyo-based (Japan) indie games publisher Alliance Arts and indie games developer WSS playground, are today very happy and excitted to announce that their Texas Hold’em adventure RPG "All in Abyss: Judge the Fake", is coming to PC via Steam in 2024." - Jonas Ek,TGG.
Just as this was put to rest back in the 90's onwards over and over again, sexism has taken it's place and is fighting a losing battle. These things have no effects on a person mind state or actions. I'll believe the scientists not the people who's delicate feelings get hurt over the matter.
And why not? Games cause misogyny and sexism you know, so why not violence.
Cenk Uygur: "Right?"
It's sprouting up again because Hillary Clinton has a spotlight. If she becomes president, get ready to fight it like the 90's all over again.....
Violent video games don't CREATE violent people, but it does fuel the desire and desensitizes players to the cruel acts that they're committing.
I'm not saying that playing GTA is going to turn you into a cold-hearted criminal, but it does turn otherwise vile acts into a form of entertainment and thrill. And yes, it can fuel aggression since violent video games put a lot of stress on the player and fuel them to make dangerous and violent decisions.