Yes

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  by Tone Franco

  Created on: April 12, 2009

  I sat down with my niece and nephew recently to try out some Xbox Live Arcade demos. My nine year-old

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  by Joshua Zambrano

  Created on: November 14, 2008   Last Updated: December 25, 2008

  Books are much the same. Video games, too, can spirit one away to the very peaks and pinnacles of his

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  by Brandon Rutter

  Created on: April 28, 2010

  Video games contain more potential to educate than they are given credit.  A book imparts knowledge

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  by Dan Wakeham

  Created on: August 05, 2010

  It's a fair point that a game based on social issues may suffer from being less actual fun than its

• 5 of 9

  by Brian Muenzenmeyer

  Created on: March 13, 2008

  Discretion is the better part of something... it's been said before. Valor doesn't quite fit in here,

• 6 of 9

  by Raven Lebeau

  Created on: February 26, 2008

  Of course a game cannot detail all the intricacies of a social concern. Moreover, games follow the assumptions

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  by Joshua Pantalleresco

  Created on: February 18, 2009

  I remember one class where my history teacher gave us the assignment of trying to move a whole race

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  by Huy

  Created on: February 17, 2008

  Simply, yes...yes they are. Video games are aimed to attract the attention of those of the youth to

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  by Jeanette Harris

  Created on: February 15, 2008   Last Updated: July 15, 2011

  Let me, begin with myself. When I see your debates I go read at least one article on both side, or I