Here's a welcome reprieve from the latest round of videogame bashing. BBC has offered up an
insightful piece on the good things that games can do for our kids — problem-solving, contributing to creative thought,
and all that good stuff. Videogames are a comparatively young form of entertainment, which is why the constant din of
game-bashing is so worrisome. First impressions last forever. The most recent example of sensationalist reporting,
these "Xbox killings", are probably one of the most frustrating we've seen since the Columbine/Doom link reared
its ugly head. Thank you, BBC, for taking a look at the quiet benefits of gaming.
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