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Senior Project: Video games don’t cause violence – they reflect the violence in our world
Video games as a genre have always been centered around violence. The first time a video game protagonist to pick up a sword was in the Legend of Zelda (1986), followed by the iconic quote: “It’s dangerous to go alone – take this.” The first gun was even earlier, in 1975’s Taito’s Western Gun. When you think of video game genres – nearly all of them are based on games with violent ideals. High-adrenaline shooters were pioneered by Doom, the Lege…
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Senior Project: Video games don’t cause violence – they reflect the violence in our world
Video games as a genre have always been centered around violence. The first time a video game protagonist to pick up a sword was in the Legend of Zelda (1986), followed by the iconic quote: “It’s dangerous to go alone – take this.” The first gun was even earlier, in 1975’s Taito’s Western Gun. When you think of video game genres – nearly all of them are based on games with violent ideals. High-adrenaline shooters were pioneered by Doom, the Lege…
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