Why Do Video Games Cause Real Crimes

How possible is it that a fourteen-year old will act out violence against someone because of a game the kid played? Is there a possibility that someone will cause harm to others when they murder fake characters in a fake reality? If someone kills two-hundred thirty one zombies on Call of Duty, will they go around and kill his/hers whole neighborhood? When you receive thirty kills and no deaths in a matchmaking game in a first-person shooter, will that person believe he/she is invincible enough to try it in real life? Some believe that video games of the killing genre will cause innocent people to go haywire and go evil, but it would be insane to have this floating around in your mind, absolutely insane!
All of these assumptions have been made, although no one could back up
The American Psychological Association says, “There still isn’t enough research into whether or not games cause actual criminal violence. . . to reach any further conclusions about whether or not a first-person shooter will increase the likelihood that someone will cause harm to another individual, there needs to be more studies,” so in this case you should listen to what the APA has to say. In over fifteen years, there has been no evidence that Halo 2 (a first-person shooter) has had any connection to crimes committed in that time, and that’s only one out of a million games ever made! Students who play these violent video games (especially daily) will argue that they wouldn’t have the urge to kill someone or hurt just because they do it on a television. This is exactly on point! Why would an individual want to try to run over someone with their vehicle because they do in on Grand Theft Auto? These gamers have the same common sense as Einstein to know they wouldn’t be able to escape the police after they committed that crime.