I agree with Jane McGonigal because at the end of the day
you still have to face your problems in your life. It's a part of life that's real that fake games can't
solve. You can play it but
it's not going to do anything. Yes I wan to stop playing sometimes and what I
would do with that time instead of playing games is go to sleep, watch TV,
start acting silly, text. etc.
I play games on
my phone but not game systems unless I want to be a clown. But it don't take up
to much of my time because I just can't sit there and play games all day long I
get bored and tired of the game. I really don't like games that are just not my
type of activity to do. I hate games I only play them to joke around with my
cousins or whomever playing it at that moment causes they gone keep asking me
till I get up and play with them.
With that time
instead of playing games I think I might be sleeping, texting, out the house,
etc. I have other things to be doing besides playing the games all day long. I
can go shopping, go out with my friends, do a little bit of my homework, or
help other people around my house with things they might need help with. Or I
can just do nothing at all and have free time to myself and relax in my room
laying down and/or watching TV or listening to my music.
Isaziah
Yes, video games have had a scary power over me. If I see a
game that seems interesting and I am in the middle of something important, such
as homework, I'll tell myself just to try it just once then I'll get back to my
homework. Sometimes even if the game is boring I'll be addicted to it and still
try to attempt to beat the game. Next thing I know it’s passed a reasonable
time, my phone battery is dead and my homework is still incomplete!
I usually play strategize games that help me think well. I
believe they improve many skills I need such as reflex and fast thinking. Games
usually helps me kill time especially when I'm bored and have extra time on my
hands. Also when I try to keep my head off of certain things it helps. It seems
as a relaxed sometimes, unless I'm loosing of course.
When I cant stop playing it never seems as a problem to me,
it's just temporarily addictive to me. I do sometimes wish I can stop playing
the games, but when I know that it is time to stop I have the ability to stop
playing. Video games are not what certain people make it out to be if you have
the strong mentality of when to play games and when its time to be serious.
Britnee
I do not spend too much time playing those games. I will
spend at least two hours a day playing the games on the smart phone or other
portable device. Many people find video games addicted will not this guy.
On spare my time I like playing games. I like playing games like angry birds,
fruit ninja, draw something, and the most challenging one yet temple run. These
games are interesting and keep me calm and help to focus on things.
Playing games like those are very hard to stop playing. Many
people would keep playing until their smart phones need charging. With time
that playing games I could probably be doing chores or studying.
Posted 1 week ago by Gerald
My phone, the computer, and games never had a scary power
over me. I tend to play them the most when I'm bored and have nothing to do.
They keep me entertained so I can have something to do during my spare time.
Jane McGonigal has a point. Games aren't an escape from reality but an optimal
form of engaging it. It doesn't distract us from our everyday activities; it
just gives us something to do when there's nothing to do.
There is some truth to what Mark Pincus said about game
mechanics. Games will be a new skill in the economy because they're played
everyday for entertainment. I personally don't care for playing games all the
time because I always have something to do so they don't really matter to me.
Instead I just help my parents around the house, spend time with my sisters,
and just keep myself occupied throughout the whole day.
Sports and other extra curricular keep us busy during the
day. The electronics are just there after the working day is done. Just
relaxing and enjoying the rest of your night. So therefore electronics are not
taking up all of our time. Also, they are not an excuse to escape reality just
to ignore everyone around you. Of coarse they're just here for entertainment,
nothing more and nothing less.
Brittany
A game has taken en up to much of my time temple run the
game is very addicted.
Temple Run is an endless action video game. The game
revolves around curious explorers attempting to steal an idol from a temple and
being chased by demonic monkeys. Therefore the name of the game is called
"Temple Run." The player controls the explorers and aim to run as far
as possible without being eaten by the demonic monkeys, as the game is endless.
It is currently released for IOS systems, including the
IPHONE and the IPD, and the ANDROID platform. Yes the game has had scary powers
for example you have to run and get the coins and try not let the monkeys catch
you its really scary. In the iTunes store, it has been in the top 50
most-downloaded apps in December 2011. Eventually became the number one free
iOS app. It has also reached the position of the top grossing iOS app.
The game itself was formerly 99 cents. Now it relies on
players purchasing in-game coins. While the game itself is free. Jane has a
great point playing video games are a get away for youngsters. YOU NEVER WANT
to stop playing its basically addicted making kids put everything to the side
just to play a game.
Posted 1 week ago by Ajeeah
The Video Games I play usually keep me occupied for hours.
Sometimes I can play video games from dusk till dawn. When I'm done playing
Call of Duty for about 3 hours Ill pop in Batman: Arkham City and glide around
Gothem or play Left 4 Dead for a good two hours killing zombies in the process.
Video Games like Modern Warfare 3, Madden 12, WWE 12, Left 4
Dead, Batman: Arkham City, are the games I like the most as of now. I tend to
play these games on the daily. When I'm home I play video games the most. At
school on the computer or on my phone is where the rest of the game time comes
in.
Video Games take me out of reality and keep me from falling
in a state of boredom. When I'm mad I play video games to calm me down and get
me in a good mood. Also when I need to kill time I can just play a quick game
of madden online to shorten the time.
I agree with everything Jane McGonigal said about video
games. We can’t do it in the real world why not does it in a video game. If you
don’t agree you need to buy a Xbox 360 right now and buy Call of Duty: Modern
Warfare 3 and tell me your not addicted the next day.
Mark Pincus, founder and chief executive of Zynga, said
recently about how game mechanics “will be the most valuable skill in the new
economy" I agree with him because as a game developer myself there are
ways to program the finest things in life. The codes game developers use are
advanced and should be used in other technology besides video games.
I never want to stop playing video games because games and
music are my life and without them I would be lost.
~Gunnah~
I personally
do not spend my time playing "Stupid Games” on my smart phone the only
thing really use it for is Twitter. Other than that I rarely text people and
sometimes I use Google for things I want to know.
However, when I'm on my school device I use it for
"Stupid Games" such as Temple Run and Fruit Ninja. The only time I
really do school work is if I have to write it out or ill use my Tablet to type
it. Games like "Temple Run" and "Fruit Ninja" gives you a
drive to beat your friends or even a complete strangers score. Sometimes it
does keep you playing for longer than you expected and you find yourself
stopping only because your battery is now at 5% or less.
Overall, Yes I do spend too much time on these crazed games.
Especially when I'm home alone bored and have nothing to do. If these games
were not created I don’t what I'd spend my free time doing.
Sherifa
I have to admit
I do spend too much time on smart phones playing stupid games. Games like Angry
Birds, Temple Run, and Fruit Ninja happen to be very addictive. Just the fact
of you beating someone else score gives you that extra drive to keep playing.
They made games for android/smart phones so you can have
something to do in your free time. In Temple Run, the objective is to run from
crazed monkeys for as long as you can to collect coin and power-ups. In Fruit
Ninja you have to slice the fruit with a samurai blade without hitting the
shooting bombs popping up at the screen. Finally, Angry Birds is games where
you have find hidden eggs and kill pigs in order to get points.
These games are very fun and addictive while playing on my
free time. I'm glad people came up with the idea to create games because I
don't know what my spare time would go.
Rashawn
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