A World Without Gaming

I think about this every now-and-then. This is also something I would never think of because all I do is play games. Many of you are saying: "Shouldn't this be in the Gaming Section, Mr. I move topics everywhere?" Read on and you'll see its less of a gaming topic and more of a debate.

The following is typed from a Wii, so don't expect much.

A World With Games/Gaming
The modern day, today, is full of gaming enhancements and proof of evolving technology. Many people use games to hang out with friends and kill time, be it in the neighborhood or connecting worldwide. Many games help with education and mind building (Microtype in computer classes if some of you are familiar with that). There are also games ranging from flight similation to Call of Duty, which give our marine/army/navy/etc. force a small idea of the wars we've been fighting. Games/Gaming supply many with jobs and for others, a way to test their technologic skills (such as Cleod's Super Smash Flash and other flash games).

Clearly Gaming/Games help many of us. But their are many prices...

A World Without Gaming
Though we have advanced like crazy (Project Natal, Wii's sensory mechanics, and other), much has turned for the worse. A large portion of gaming/games contribute to obesity/not enough exercise and terrible social skills. Many people (namely America) aren't getting nearly enough exercise and just sit infront of the tv and play games with a bag of Cheetos. Others, while they may exercise, they still aren't communicating with others. They have troubles speaking with the opposite sex and in many cases say stupid stuff infront of friends (me), if they weren't introduced to games at such a young age, they probably could have built those skills instead of getting addicted to a game(s).
Crime rates would drop, even if only by a little (GTA). Aswell as Suicide rates decreasing (W.o.W). Many parents are failing to take responsibility and constantly paying for online fees. For others, its interfearing with education and some are skipping many days to "own when Halo 3 comes out" (reference to past experiences) and some have dropped out of school entirely.

Games/Gaming helps the world but destroys it's youth at the same time. I'm contradicting myself by saying this but even though I love games, I'm sideing with a world without games. Whats your say in the matter?

some of my best friends I have made while playing games, my education has not been affected cause (when I was still in public school) I focused and learned so I could play games in the summer instead of summer school. Obesity, I have adjusted my diet to suit my activates. and without gaming, what the hell am I supposed to do?


and gaming is an art form.

the WoW case sounds more like bad parenting mixed with bad judgment.