@ANDS_ Just read the title of the actual study:

The Effect of Violent and Nonviolent Video Games on Heart Rate Variability, Sleep, and Emotions in Adolescents With Different Violent Gaming Habits

*facepalm

whatever. What do you think about video games and violence?

@WereCatf I agree that seeing video game violence leads to desensitization to said video game violence.

I say let them keep studying this supposed link between video games and violence. They haven't found anything besides the fact that people react to them. Which is understandable since people have reactions to all forms of media.

And really? Manhunt for 13-15 y/o's? Might as well make them watch HBO's Oz while they are at it. Pretty sure that will keep the kiddies awake and restless.

A bro-tastic magazine funding DLC for one of the most bro-mantic video games around. This is what bro love is all about!

Despite how many bad reviews I have seen for this game, I still want to play it! Going around punching ... things ... in the face looks fun!

@Sohereiam I wouldn't compare a movie rental service to F2P. For one netflix is totally worth $8/month. And your content isn't limited by how much you paid.

It is much closer to a WoW type service.

@Mi1itant Yea that is the problem with F2P if taken to its logical conclusion. However, I think if it is too heavily pursued, there will be a market backlash. Games just won't be worth it to people.

@Gegglington *waves hand in the air* pick me! I know the answer to this question!

@malokevi I laughed my ass off the first time I heard that!

@malokevi Nerd-rage is entertaining to behold... that said

"Once more unto the breach, dear friends!"