MN501 - Dangers of Virtual Reality Games, Gender Violence and the Law

This presentation delves into the potential dangers associated with virtual reality games, particularly focusing on the increasing craze among teenagers and the technologies like Xbox and PlayStation. It highlights the issue of gender-based violence first encountered in the video game 'cluster', followed ...Read More

DANGER OF VIRTUAL REALITY
GAMES

Table of Content
 Introduction
 Gender based violence
 Grand Auto theft
 Video games make people more violent in nature
 Various kinds of law
 Conclusion
 References

Introduction
 Craze of Virtual reality is increasing
day by day among teenagers
 Various kinds of technologies has come
up in last few years like Xbox, PS2
and PS3.

Gender based violence
 Gender violence was first encountered in
video game name cluster.
 After few years a video game was
launched by Danish organization.

Grand Auto theft
• In this game money is provided to
gamer as reward
• Women were abused on the street in
this game.

Violent nature of people due to video
Games
 Children observe various adult to
act violently and they also began to
follow their path.
 Video games are considered to
effective teacher of aggressive
attitude
 Fighting scene who mainly engage
in video games is more likely to
play in violence.

Various kinds of Law
 Information technology ACT, 2000
 Indecent representation of women ACT,1986
 Young Person Act, 1956

Conclusion
From the above discussion it can be concluded that
is presentation is all about danger effect of violent
games. In the above sides various kind of law have
discussed which can prevent gender violence in
video games.

References
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