Jon Bois said: “Many of us find the savagery, torture, and gross misogyny or hatred or disapproval of women in Chiliad Theft Auto 5 rather revolting, but honestly, very few of us we will want to play it. It's just too enjoyable, and if there's an idea more heinous than three senses flooded with misanthropic filth, it's the idea of ​​missing out on a video game that's actually fun to play. I agree because when I played a violent video game when I was a teenager, I didn't play it because of the violence. I've played violent video games because of the graphics and sound, and they were just incredibly entertaining. The word video in video gaming generally referred to an exhibition device but has come to mean any type of display device that can produce two or three dimensional images. Violent video games are so popular because of their concepts. They look so real and are so action-packed. Additionally, teenagers like violent games because they give them a feeling of power. About 70 percent of children ages 2 to 18 have access to violent video games at home, and a third play games in their bedroom. Violent video games are known as a gateway to real-life violence for teenagers and some people think they should ban violent video games. Violent video games banned! I know it sounds crazy, right. Thinking that violent video games are the only thing that lets you do things you wouldn't do in real life. Where else can you shoot a weapon like an Ak-47 and be able to hear the sound and see the action of the weapon. To me, violent video games are like a virtual world that you can go to to get angry, stressed, and pretend; what would happen if i shot an AK-47 at a brick wall and the bullet went through the wall and hit the guy on the other side of the...... middle of paper..... . showed that it was violent Video games do not affect a child's or adult's behavior, but poor parenting is most likely the cause of adolescent bad behavior. If parents simply stop blaming violent video games and raise their children with restrictions on violent video games, only then will they see the truth. People are responsible for their actions. Schools and churches teach right and wrong, so I see there is no blame on violent video games, because they should know that what we see in violent video games is wrong and illegal and should not react in the real world or in public. Works Cited Ferguson. “Texas A&M International University.” 2014. http://www.tamiu.edu/newsinfo/7-08-10/article5.shtml.Ferguson, Christopher J. "http://www.huffingtonpost.com/christopher-j-ferguson/violent-video- games-dont-_b_5051733.html." May 28, 2014. TheHuffingtonPost.com.