Video Gaming


Ready Player One (Ready Player One, #1)
Ready Player Two (Ready Player One, #2)
Dungeon Crawler Carl (Dungeon Crawler Carl, #1)
Blood, Sweat, and Pixels
Play Nice: The Rise, Fall, and Future of Blizzard Entertainment
Press Reset: Ruin and Recovery in the Video Game Industry
Super Mario: How Nintendo Conquered America
Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow
Extra Lives: Why Video Games Matter
Armada
Beyond the Dark Portal (World of WarCraft, #4)
Fallout 3 - Prima Official Game Guide
Mass Effect: Deception (Mass Effect, #4)
Mass Effect: Retribution (Mass Effect, #3)
Mass Effect: Ascension (Mass Effect, #2)
Philip G. Zimbardo
“ We have nothing against playing video games; they have many good features and benefits. Our concern is that when they are played to excess, especially in social isolation, they can hinder a young man's ability and interest in developing his face-to-face social skills. Multiple problems, including obesity, violence, anxiety, lower school performance, social phobia and shyness, greater impulsivity and depression, have all been associated with excessive gaming. The variety and intensity of video ga ...more ”
― Philip G. Zimbardo, Man, Interrupted: Why Young Men are Struggling & What We Can Do About It

Jared Reck
“ Okay, Gubben, this time you have to pick your least-favorite character with your least-favorite vehicle." I picked Peach, to which he raised his eyebrows. "You hate Peach, Gubben? Seems a little...misogynistic." "What are you talking about? Princess Peach is a horrible representation of women---how many times does she wait for Mario to save her?" I realized I sounded a little like Lou. You know, if Lou's rants ever extended into classic Nintendo characters. Farfar picked Toad. "Seems a little... ...more ”
― Jared Reck, Donuts and Other Proclamations of Love

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