Re: Mortal Combat II and violence

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In article <st003440-1712941100190001@cluster-150.cluster.brown.edu>,
st003440@brownvm.brown.edu (ABOY) wrote:

> How many people have played these games?

> Dave Conlin
> Dept. of Anthropology
> Brown University
> Providence RI
> E-mail: st002435@brownvm.brown.edu
> >

I'm at the tag end of this generation, actually. But this isn't that new -
it just has better effects. I don't think it affects kids quite as much as
a lot of people are afraid of - most of them do know the difference between
reality and fiction. The games are just an opportunity to experience some
of the fiction, without having to bring it totally into reality.

----Skatha
(jepeter2@students.wisc.edu)
"I dream in Technicolor!"
Surreality is your friend.
And so is Bob.

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