To further explore the issue of censorship, we will look at a tragedy concerning video games: One of the most horrifying experiences in recent American history is the tragedy that occurred at Columbine High School in April of 1999. ... Computer games are the next logical steps in censorship, followed by movies, literature, and any other kind of free speech. ...
Throughout the history of education, technology has been a vital tool for the advancement of learning. ... Just as long ago, so too today we are now on the brink of transition from conventional means of education to the new forms of learning via computers and or educational games. ... This is evident when a child is offered technology to complete an assignment; the child is instantly mesmerized by a computers/handhelds aesthetic appeal. ...
Although illegal, these reproductions are a completely justified way of bringing something fresh to the scene and to these old, yet pivotal pieces of videogame history. ... Video game players often crave the ability to play a game on an actual console; just playing the game file on a computer seldom is satisfactory enough for most hardcore gamers. ...
