... and get a hold of my feelings. The video game itself doesn't have the "violent factor" that is going to influence people's mind. Sutherland, Rory, the author of " More Grand Theft Auto, less crime ", contends that video games help to reduce the crime rate: Evidence to link falling crime rates and the growth of computer games, however, may be more significant. There ... is convincing data suggesting that computer games, even (or perhaps specifically) violent games such as Grand Theft Auto or Call of Duty, have brought about a fall in crime levels. Expert opinion differs mainly on the rea...

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... are playing. Further evidence can be found in the media. In an article in The New York Times, Margaret Talbot says "kids can't get enough of games like Grand Theft Auto 3, Rogue Spear, and Medal of Honor, where the object is to terminate with extreme prejudice as many enemies as you can." Had Ms. Talbot taken the time to play, or ... ...

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... and keyboard mashing does not train someone how to use a C4 explosive nor does it teach where the best place to put it is. Even recent games like Grand Theft Auto which depict images on carjacking are very far from the truth. A car simply cannot be swiped by opening a car door, ejecting the driver forcefully, and stepping inside without the massive ... ...

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