do games like "grand Theft Auto" and "Bully" contribute to violent behavior?
By kola_nani
@kola_nani (69)
India
February 22, 2007 8:56pm CST
rock star games,makers of Grand Theft Auto, has just introduced another controversial game: Bully. In it, the player must survive in a reform school full of violent bullies. Do games like Bully and Grand Theft Auto contribute to violent behavior? Tell us what you think
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4 responses
@salman149 (149)
• France
23 Feb 07
hmmmmm....
these are superb games i like to play daily
but i have completed this game
now i m playing gta sanandreas
gta vicity is great but finished it
and thanx for ur info
@ninetails (154)
• Philippines
23 Feb 07
Dude no offense, but I think your answer is way out of the question here... he was asking on how these sort of games have an impact on one's behavior. I think you should read carefully the topic before you post a response. Thanks
@umer6945salman (1389)
• Pakistan
23 Feb 07
thats for the parent s to deal. bulley is a good game and i like how it promotes violence. it shows that you can do it anywhere in any school
@ninetails (154)
• Philippines
23 Feb 07
Personally I think its a "YES". In a way they do contribute to violent behavior and I think that it is not appropriate that a child would play such games. Besides this kind of games doesn't even teach a single good value to a player. For me I would allow only someone play that game if they have already a strong foundation or sense of wisdom on what is right and wrong. But for someone young like our kids to be playing these kinds of game it makes me worry and makes me think on how this games will impact our childrens lives.
