Gaming addiction has become such a serious matter that it’s finally being recognized as a disorder in 2018. Subscribe to The Gamer! Click here: https://goo.gl/9cpWgf
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For the first time in history, the World Health Organization has decided to classify excessive video game playing as signs of a mental disorder in 2018. It’s going to be called a gaming disorder. It’s not the most creative name but it’s a start, and video games can easily distract us from real life and relationships.
But does this mean they should be banned around the world? Well that opinion should be left up to you. There are plenty of amazing titles which have gotten the boot for one reason or another whether it’s for their addictive nature or not and that’s what this list will explore.
Games like Grand Theft Auto and Pokemon became some of our first tastes of addiction. These were games which we just couldn’t seem to put down no matter how hard we tried. Pokemon was our elementary school addiction while GTA became our high school one. But we don’t see it as a problem if a game is so good gamers don’t want to stop playing it. In fact, quite the opposite.
Counter Strike also saw a ban for its addictive nature and it’s promotion of extreme violence in Brazil. The gaming community came together to cry foul play since the government didn’t ban titles which were much more violent in nature and the ban was lifted. Apparently, the publicity stunt didn’t work the way the Brazilian government had planned for this extremely popular title. Join us as we check out 6 more games so addicting they were banned across the world! This is the second part to the original video we created!
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Script by: Jen Weddle
Voice Over by: Michael Neeb
Edited by: Kyle Mirzaian
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