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This is my submission for the March Bitmob writing challenge. In this article I talk about ways video games have influenced television, interent, and more. I also discuss the changes in acceptance of video games in our culture over the last 15 years.

The term video games and how it has become a disservice to the industry

His parents did not support this behaviour, or maybe Brandon never really expressed his feelings in a way they might be able to comprehend. Hence, the real story of Brandon Crisp began.

Gamers are annoyed by constant attempts to regulate video games and charge stores for selling M-rated games to minors. Such unreasonable attacks are not going to make us stop playing video games; but we do have a soft spot for those who can't handle the violent and sexual content seen throughout the industry.

Do video games really cause our youth to act out of control? Do they cause violent tendencies, sex, and social anxiety? Or do they assist in making our children smarter and keeping them off the streets?

Brian discusses a great way to save money and play some awesome games from yesterday. Literally from yesterday, not like "yesterday" when he really means 20 years ago or something.

Here at my first videogame industry event hosted at the San Francisco Landmark theater. The event attendance split between the members of Media, invited bloggers, Sony Gamer Advisory Panel or G.A.P and pair of radio winners. The night of festivities, include a sneak peak of Uncharted 2, a multiplayer tournament, and raffles for fab prizes. I w

It seems that governments and parents regularly become fixated on the content of games. They talk about gaming as though it is the corrupter of youth, the new source of society`s ills.