Games and Psychology
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Low Batteries: Video Games and Coping – Part I of II
Have you ever reached for a video game when you were stressed?
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Pathlogizing Play
A response to a recent article defending video games against false claims about addiction.
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Held Hostage, Part III of III: Taking Action
If violent video games can cause aggression or violence, what can we do about it?
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Held Hostage, Part II of III: Video Games and Children
It’s a matter of how, not if, violence in media affects children. But should we be worried?
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Held Hostage, Part I of III: Violence and Video Games
Is there a connection between video games and violence? It’s not an easy answer to talk about…
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The Interesting Case of the Hero’s Journey
Critically-acclaimed Journey houses a deeper story than meets the eye.
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I, Avatar: Distance Relationships
Characters, avatars, players, and the spaces between them.
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The 3 Types of Villains in Games
With so many video games, it’s hard to believe they can all be put into three different categories.
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