The game's 1962 release sparked interest from people all over, specifically children, which were amazed by its interactive nature and high level of addiction. ... Lieutenant Colonel, David Grossman, says, "We are teaching children to associate pleasure with human death and suffering. ... They tested fifty-five of these games based on their genre. Of the fifty-five tested games, thirty-five of the games had scenes that demonstrated acts of intentional violence, some games having more scenes than others. ... The test then had the panel of parents and experts rate several games rated "T"...

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• Approx Pages: 6
• Grade Level: Undergraduate

Although Nintendo marketed the system as a toy, the technological aspect of it sparked interest in people of all ages, especially when it was released in the United States. ... Set in Europe, the player takes charge of a Nazi concentration camp; rewards varied depending on how many and how brutal were the deaths of Jews. ... In Australia, the State Attorney General declared that all videogames would go through a screening test. ...

• Word Count: 1850
• Approx Pages: 7

Although Nintendo marketed the system as a toy, the technological aspect of it sparked interest in people of all ages, especially when it was released in the United States. ... Set in Europe, the player takes charge of a Nazi concentration camp; rewards varied depending on how many and how brutal were the deaths of Jews. ... In Australia, all videogames now go through a screening test. ...

• Word Count: 1824
• Approx Pages: 7
• Grade Level: High School