The Social Impact of Gaming 465
"The Bart, The" writes "The Economist weekly is carrying a well considered special report on the current debate regarding morality and gaming." From the article: "Like rock and roll in the 1950s, games have been accepted by the young and largely rejected by the old. Once the young are old, and the old are dead, games will be regarded as just another medium and the debate will have moved on. Critics of gaming do not just have the facts against them; they have history against them, too."
social bong (Score:2, Funny)
Re:Uh... (Score:5, Funny)
I take it you don't live in Arkansas?
Re:Not the way to incite debate (Score:3, Funny)
(many thanks to the Internet Oracle [geocities.com])
Lessons (Score:0, Funny)
1) Never let your foot off the gas pedal when driving.
2) If going to war, make sure you get to handle the RPGs... that will definitely kill the enemy. What a heck, if you get blown up yourself, you can always respawn.
3) Don't trust a noob behind you when you run out of a room... you never know what he/she will do to you.
4) Cheating in games, and cheating on your wife is the same thing.
5) Always use up your money when you're in the armory... same thing with real life... you might lose it on other stuff.
And for my maners... them I picked up from Leisure Suit Larry.
G4TV profitibility? (Score:3, Funny)
So, does this mean that for G4TV to finally become profitable, it'll take the death of the entire baby boomer generation? Great, that's obviously an easier challenge for them to face than the death of all the viewers who demand style and substance from their television programming! Quick, buy some Comcast shares because the money will be rolling in within the next 10-20 years...
Re:I agree with this... (Score:5, Funny)
Re:but... (Score:3, Funny)