Violent Video Game Analysis

Violent video games are both different and have a lot in common with non-violent video games. Some games produce different feelings than others, while others may make you think differently about what you are doing. In any case, I enjoy pretty much all video games and have grown up playing various different genres of video games. I have a friend who, throughout this entire semester has been trying to get me to come over and play “NBA 2K ‘16” with him on his Playstation 4. It was just this week that I finally found the time to actually go over and play this video game with him. I had played this game once before, and have extensively played the previous versions of this game, but I still somehow looked like I knew absolutely nothing about how
For example, I went on a 12-4 run when we first started playing the game. During this time I was super excited because I hadn’t played the game in a very long time and I was keeping up with my friend who is extremely good at the game. I was gaining self-confidence in my game and was constantly thinking about the next basketball move that I was going to make. I was down by about 4 points at the beginning of the second half, so I was still feeling pretty good about my game. From there, however, he went on a huge run that effectively took me out of the game. It was at this time that my self-confidence began to go down and I began to think of other things that are going on in my life at the moment. I wasn’t nearly as focused as I was in the beginning of the game, even though I still had a little hope and was still trying to catch back up. It was this lack of focus, however, that caused me to fall farther and farther behind in points until the game finally ended. I felt completely normal after the game had ended, except for a feeling of relief that the game was over and that I couldn’t get any further behind in