It's funny seeing the mention of parents having concerns about kids playing games with guns. I remember my parents making a really big deal about violent video games when I was a kid more than twenty years ago, back in the days of beat 'em ups and fighting games on the NES. Little did they know I was playing said games at a neighbor kid's house. I think we underestimate kids' ability to differentiate fantasy from reality if they have a good moral framework to build off of at home
It's funny seeing the mention of parents having concerns about kids playing games with guns. I remember my parents making a really big deal about violent video games when I was a kid more than twenty years ago, back in the days of beat 'em ups and fighting games on the NES. Little did they know I was playing said games at a neighbor kid's house. I think we underestimate kids' ability to differentiate fantasy from reality if they have a good moral framework to build off of at home