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Monthly Archives: October 2015
Extra Life: Playing Games To Save Lives
Just a quick one today. I wanted to bring notice to an awesome cause and annual event. “Extra Life unites thousands of players around the world in a 24 hour gaming marathon to support Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. Since its … Continue reading
Developers Adapting Educational Games to New U.S Standards
New U. S standards in education are changing the way developers create educational games. GET YOUR EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS CORRECT, MATHBLASTER. Common Core, a set of K-12 educational standards in math and language arts, has been adopted by 45 states across … Continue reading
Posted in gaming, parenting, video games
Tagged Child development, education, Gaming, parenting, sociology, Video Games
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In China Proposed Credit Score System Will Drop Score For Video Game Purchases
Live in China? Thinking about buying the newest Metal Gear Solid game? I hear in this one Snake-NO BUYING VIDEO GAMES ALLOWED Gamers in China might want to think twice before purchasing their next video game, as China’s new credit … Continue reading
Posted in gaming, video games
Tagged Censorship, China, Gaming, sociology, Video Games
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