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Edited by o_____________o:
8/14/2014 7:56:11 PM
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Should kids really be playing Destiny?
Since numerous studies have shown a correlation between violent video games and violence in children who play them, I don't think it's a good idea for children to be playing Destiny. I know I've suggested this before, but I'll say it again. There should be some way to prevent children from playing Destiny. The Kinect's camera can be utilized to detect somebody's age and the ps4 camera can be used to match people up in a public database. If the database shows that the person scanned is underage, then they shouldn't be able to play Destiny.
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Well there is no proof that there is long term effect of violence in children. How ever there is a correlation in short term. But really there is no need for something like this. It should be the parents job to decide if there child is mature enough to play. Age doesn't always mean some one isn't mature enough to play a game. For example I'm 16 and have been playing violent games since I was old enough to play games. I am in no way violent and or overly aggressive. I know what is reality and what is not. I understand every action I do has consequences. I play games like battle field 4 grand theft auto on almost a daily basis. And I have not had any increase in aggression or murderous thought if any at all.in conclusion video games do not make kids more violent or increase their chances of committing a crime. It's up to the parents to be responsible and teach their children right from wrong and guide them. And if their children to show signs that they are mentally unstable and unfit to play games. Then it's parents job to not let them play games.
