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The Ways in Which Art, Music, and Video Games Had an Impact of My Life (771 words, 3 pages)

Many types of media in my life have been important to me. Art, music and video games have had an impact on my life in a lot of ways. Art has had a role in my everyday life in inspiring ways. The art movement of surrealism is when things are ... Read More

An Analysis of the Music Video Stressed Out by Twenty One Pilots (1619 words, 4 pages)

Analysis of the music video Stressed OutThe music video of the song Stressed Out by Twenty One Pilots begins with a middle-aged man in a red beanie, blue t-shirt, and gray jeans. He is riding a tricycle down a road, in what appears to be a family-friendly suburban area, where ... Read More

The Use of Birthday Party Videos as a Unique Opportunity to Observe the Developmental Milestones of Children (946 words, 4 pages)

Birthday party videos provide a unique opportunity to observe childrens developmental milestones in environments where they experience similar traditions, such as having people sing Happy Birthday to them, opening presents, and playing games. The children in the birthday videos that will be coded are both 5 year-old boys one is ... Read More

A Critique of the Definition of Sexy in Two Videos by Chris Isaak (1003 words, 3 pages)

Throughout the music video "Wicked Game", Chris Isaak uses sexual appeal to lure in viewers but fails to keep the audience engrossed throughout the entire four minute showing. To men, sexy could mean a naked woman flaunting her body around in the sand. To women, sexy could mean being as ... Read More

The Effects of Superiority Complex as Evident in Laser Cats, a Video Series (795 words, 4 pages)

Laser Cats, Later CatsA superiority complex runs rampant through the psyche of the human race, integrating itself deep into our culture and how we interact with each other, the universe, and even ourselves. Observing this is difficult, as that has become a race in itself, yet recently there has been ... Read More

A Discussion on Whether Video Games are Beneficial For Children (1674 words, 7 pages)

Uncovering The TruthVideo Games Are Beneficial For ChildrenIn the 21st century, more and more children play games regularly to the point of addiction. Due to this habit, parents constantly discourage their children from using their gaming consoles or computers. Most parents disapprove the use of electronics due to the common ... Read More

The Experience of War as a Way to Develop Strength in Modern Video Games (985 words, 3 pages)

The soldier, neglected and even rejected in peacetime, suddenly stands as the example of our highest ideals, the hero of the state This is a quote extracted from the book War is a Force that Gives us Meaning written by Christopher Hedges. All of the readings we have done so ... Read More

The Neglected Positive Effects of Video Games on People (960 words, 4 pages)

James A. Foley counters the main arguments of those in favor of video games, with very logical and reasonable examples. He argues that playing video games can increases health and improve the social skills of most people. He also states that video games can strengthen cognitive including problem solving, reasoning, ... Read More

An Examination of the Video of David and His Vies of Racism (1468 words, 5 pages)

David, a Caucasian man, sits in a circle with a bunch of non-Caucasian men and discusses his views of race, especially as it connects and differs from their views of racism. David makes is clear that he does not believe there is separation between races today, and if there is, ... Read More

An Analysis of E-Sports in the Video-Gaming Culture (1167 words, 5 pages)

In the Street and Smiths Sports Business Journal article, Exploding competitive gaming industry putting up numbers that are too big to ignore, Terry Lefton explores a new genre of sports entertainment that is rapidly emerging as one of the most popular in the industry, e-sports, or, playing video games against ... Read More

An Analysis of the Third-Person, Console-Based Video Game, The Last of Us (2949 words, 10 pages)

The Last of Us, a third-person, console-based, action-adventure video game, follows Joel, the main protagonist, and Ellie, a girl infected with the widespread Cordyceps fungus, along their cross-country journey across the United States. To begin the game, a backstory video segment plays where the outbreak begins and Joels daughter dies ... Read More

An Analysis of the Video Game, Never Alone and the Commentary of Janet Murray on the Game (2080 words, 8 pages)

Never Alone, developed by Upper One Games in 2014, is a puzzle-platformer video game that takes place in the snow-laden Alaskan wilderness as the main character, Nuna, attempts to end the eternal blizzard plaguing her indigenous Iupiaq home. Centered around eight chapters of Alaskan folklore and visually surrounded by the ... Read More

A Reflection on a Short Animation Video that Inspired Me to Take Up Animation (566 words, 2 pages)

The computer monitor dimly lights up my face. I got a video suggested to me by a friend of mine whose name is Haloid. Its a short animation done by an independent animator named Monty Oum.It was suggested to me because of its relevancy with a select few hobbies of ... Read More

The Definition of a Hero and the Protagonist of the Video-Game Dishonored Corvo Attano (1587 words, 5 pages)

The definition of a hero is not something that one can easily think of. There never seems to be a solid answer, and for many good reasons. Reasons such as the vast variety of varying opinions on the subject to the contrast of fictional and real heroes to the many ... Read More

Reasons Why Playing Video Games Are Deemed Detrimental and Cause Ill Behavior (1840 words, 3 pages)

Video Games Beneficial or Not?Did you know that 91 of children play video-games and 9 out of 10 video games showcase violence? The debate over video games has lasted for about 30 years many believe that video games can cause negative effects while others discover ways to prove them wrong. ... Read More

An Analysis of Equal Opportunity in the Video the Corridor of Shame (664 words, 2 pages)

John Raws theory of justice, applied correctly, brings fourth a very convincing argument in regards to what we should do to create equality in the education system. The video The Corridor of Shame sheds light, which I was not aware of, on the inequality of education funding in South Carolina. ... Read More

A Psychological and Personal Approach to Video Games as a Social Problem (1413 words, 5 pages)

There can be quite many people who would never consider video games asa problem of any kind. What harm there can be in a game? They alwaysexisted and always attracted people. And in our advanced computerized age,they may be considered as one of the contemporary entertainments that justgive relaxation, relief, ... Read More

An Introduction to a Video About the Life in Countries such as Ghana, Peru, Bangladesh, and Estonia (598 words, 3 pages)

Life in AfricaThis video was based on the life of people living in developing nations like Ghana. First, the video talked about the life of each individual. When a baby is born, they are not technically human, but visiting spirits, until they reached a certain age when the mother knew ... Read More

An Investigation of the Different Methods Used by Video Game Creators Today (3707 words, 17 pages)

In answering this question, I will investigate the different methods used by video game creators-namely in the physics engine- that are used in the present day. These methods range from Verlet integration, inverse kinematics, and the blended ragdoll method. I will analyze the methods used in the creation of each ... Read More

Determining the Basic Damage and Knockback Physics in the Video Game Super Smash Bros: Brawl (2533 words, 18 pages)

Introduction This investigation is aimed at determining the basic Damage and Knockback physics in the Video Game Super Smash Bros Brawl. This topic is of significance because in terms of simulating our own reality for scientific purposes (ex finding how a certain virus can spread) studying the principles and physics ... Read More

An Argument that Video Games Like World of Warcraft Are Dangerously Addictive (2146 words, 7 pages)

"Get to your computer now, we need you at our next dungeon within tenminutes!" That's a guild leader sending a text message half-way across theglobe making sure one of the members of his guild is sitting at thecomputer ready to help the guild in their next quest. Massive MultiplayerOnline games, ... Read More

An Analysis of the Rise of the Video Game Empire in Modern Society (1608 words, 5 pages)

Sim City The Rise of the Video Game EmpireFrom the basic 2D arcade games, to various games that can be played on an everyday smartphone and finally to the highly sophisticated 3D role playing adventure games, video games have grown to become a part of everyday life in every technologically ... Read More

An Analysis of the Positive Effects of Video-Gaming to Academic Success (1519 words, 7 pages)

Take a few seconds and list all the negative stereotypes on howgames hinder your academic success. You probably came up with games are noteducational, they are antisocial or my personal games make you do worse inschool. I'm sure you may have heard these especially if you're a gamer, butwhat about ... Read More

My Experience of Playing Video Games (546 words, 1 pages)

Looking back over my entire video gaming career, with all the negativity coming from my parents, I never saw any of the claimed effects that they had described. Being the son of two people raised solely in China for most of their lives, they had never known much about technology ... Read More

An Analysis of the Musical Performance in MTV Video Music Awards (718 words, 3 pages)

MTV Video Music AwardsAs someone who is not a fan of modern day music, I had gone in expecting to tear this show apart and talk about how bad it was, but I was joyfully surprised to find out that it was not the case. Aside from a single publicity ... Read More

A Research on Video Game Mods Intellectual Property Rights (4870 words, 16 pages)

Modding culture can be seen as a type of participatory culture, one where fans take an active role in re-structuring and tweaking story lines and narrative arcs for their favorite media products. Hector Postigo, First MondayIntroductionIn the modern world, where new media content is being created every single second of ... Read More

A Biography and Works of John Michael Green a Youtube Video Blogger (537 words, 3 pages)

John Michael Green is an American Youtube video blogger, author of young adult fiction and historian. He was born on the 24th of August 1977 in Indianapolis, Indiana. A week after he was born, his parents, Sydney and Mike, moved to Birmingham in Alabama, where three years later his brother ... Read More

A Review of the Video “Modern Chairs – A Total Quality management Training Video” (381 words, 1 pages)

The video Modern Chairs A Total Quality Management Training Video walked us through the various stages of a project, first using non-Total Quality Management (TQM) techniques and building up to using a complete TQM strategy. The first segment shows us the results of the team when using a non TQM ... Read More

The Pros and Cons of Video Games (891 words, 3 pages)

The Stationary TravelerDo something productive. Stop wasting time. Youre destroying your brain. Gamers find these phrases all too familiar, and I am no stranger to hearing them from you, Mom and Dad. Truthfully, it is not your fault to any casual observer virtual video games appear to have no valuetime-consuming ... Read More

The Influence of Video Game Violence on Children (826 words, 4 pages)

The Influence of Video Game Violence On ChildrenA topic that has left many in the dark concerning their own children's safety seems to reappear in news tabloids from time to time. Coincidentally, video game violence has been considered as a negative influence concerning childhood development. However, the pendulum swings both ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013