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Video games had a big impact on a child that leads changes to their physical and mental health. They use to play video games because of the enjoyment it brings. But as stated in the news and articles being reported that not all video games are good to be played by a child especially as it develops. But there is one kind of video games that is mostly played by child ages 8-13 years old called “brutal video game” because of its realistic and action gameplay. On this research we’ve gathered it is being further explained that brutal video games affect the behavior of a developing child.

One aspects will be focusing on that occurs to the changes of their behavior is attitude. Attitude is a one good reason that tells if there is a sudden change to the behavior of a child. It tells whether your child change its action, the way the child thinks, if it becomes more fluent in saying bad words. Violent video games creates more aggressive attitude towards risky and dangerous behaviors such as killing and usage of deadly weapons, foul languages and even obscene gestures in the game to a child who play those kinds of games. …show more content…

They are very interactive with the violence of slaughtering the opponent. The video game industries even put signs of the violence level that corresponds to the age of a child that shows the level of games that must be played per age. In terms of the brutality, these brutal games are the most popular games on the

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