Sentences with phrase «discuss game violence»

Last week, it was announced that US President Donald Trump would meet with representatives of the industry to discuss game violence.

Original story, March 2, 2018: US President Donald Trump will meet next week with «members of the videogame industry» to discuss game violence following last month's school shooting in Parkland, Florida.

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Trump is meeting with video game executives this week to discuss violence in gaming and has delayed rolling out a proposal on gun reforms.

On Thursday, President Donald Trump will gather representatives of the video game industry and voices who think games are a bad influence on kids to discuss the role of video game violence in society.

By far the game's best expansion, not only does it introduce creepy new supernatural foes, the distancing effect of the supernatural setting allows the story to discuss the consequences of violence and long - term effects of the Mafia lifestyle in a way the main story never attempts to.

As most older gamers know, Night Trap caught the ire of the United States Senate when the game hit store shelve in 1992, and the Senate summoned both Nintendo and Sega of America reps to a committee hearing to discuss violence in videogames.

Education for Democracy Institute Peace and Democracy Discussions and Peace and Democracy eBooks and Digital Games Pilot Project Peace & Democracy eBooks and Digital Games provide digital versions of multicultural literature, along with digital games, activities, and curriculum, that can help children and adults discuss how to prevent violence and improve our democratic society.

The text gives graphic descriptions of the violence, racism, and other negatives in some video games and discusses what the impact of these are upon both individuals and society at large.

The videogame roundtable has the crew discussing two topics: videogame violence and «play to win» premium game portals.

- Violence In Video Games: The Producer's View «Video game violence is, as ever, a hot topic, and Gamasutra and GameProducer.net asked former Thrill Kill and current Sony producer Harvard Bonin, Bizarre Creations» Peter O'Brien, Stainless Games» Ben Gunstone, and Gas Powered Games» Frank Rogan to discuss legislation, responsibility, and mature gamesViolence In Video Games: The Producer's View «Video game violence is, as ever, a hot topic, and Gamasutra and GameProducer.net asked former Thrill Kill and current Sony producer Harvard Bonin, Bizarre Creations» Peter O'Brien, Stainless Games» Ben Gunstone, and Gas Powered Games» Frank Rogan to discuss legislation, responsibility, and mature gamesviolence is, as ever, a hot topic, and Gamasutra and GameProducer.net asked former Thrill Kill and current Sony producer Harvard Bonin, Bizarre Creations» Peter O'Brien, Stainless Games» Ben Gunstone, and Gas Powered Games» Frank Rogan to discuss legislation, responsibility, and mature games.»

«We discussed the numerous scientific studies establishing that there is no connection between video games and violence, First Amendment protection of video games, and how our industry's rating system effectively helps parents make informed entertainment choices.»

Whilst discussing the evolution of the game he said «[EA] wanted more violence, more gore, more sex, more horror and more offensive «stuff» — I think they had in mind a sort of Dante's + Alice thing.»

Taylor and Andrew are joined by Bryson and Jon as they discuss the Dishonored comic, violence in video games, and much more!

A statement from the Electronic Software Association says «We discussed the numerous scientific studies establishing that there is no connection between video games and violence, First Amendment protection of video games, and how our industry's rating system effectively helps parents make informed entertainment choices.

IGDA Director Says Capital, Not Unions, Will Keep Game Development Jobs Secure (Matt Kim / USGamer - ARTICLE) «We spoke with IGDA executive director Jen MacLean about the IGDA's new goals, and discuss the questions regarding gun violence and games, and the prospect of unionization within the industry.

Later in the week, the ESA confirmed they would meet with Trump to discuss video game violence this Thursday.

President Donald Trump is scheduled to discuss video game violence Thursday at a White House school safety meeting with industry leaders and their critics, as well as a handful of Republican lawmakers.

To explore this issue, Guardian Live — in association with UCL — is holding a special event on 9 April, inviting game developers and academics to discuss the issues of violence, the military and morality in gaming.

Today, President Trump brought together top executives from the gaming industry, parents groups, and members of Congress for a meeting to discuss violence in video games.

President Donald Trump on Thursday met behind closed doors with several top video game industry executives, association representatives, politicians and others to discuss video game violence in the aftermath of the fatal shooting of 17 students and teachers at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, last month.

In a statement yesterday, the Entertainment Software Association said: «We discussed the numerous scientific studies establishing that there is no connection between video games and violence, First Amendment protection of video games, and how our industry's rating system effectively helps parents make informed entertainment choices.»

Earlier today, President Donald Trump met with game industry executives and their critics to talk about the link between video games and violence, a topic many of us got sick of discussing years ago.

The United States Congress held hearings in the 1990s to discuss violence in video games, and Night Trap was one of the major examples in the discussions.

Education for Democracy Institute Peace and Democracy Discussions and Peace and Democracy eBooks and Digital Games Pilot Project Peace & Democracy eBooks and Digital Games provide digital versions of multicultural literature, along with digital games, activities, and curriculum, that can help children and adults discuss how to prevent violence and improve our democratic society.