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GamingKnight

Member since: Jul 2nd, 2009

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Jack White and Jimmy Page Condemn 'Guitar Hero' (Spinner)

Jul 30th 2009 12:26PM Having another outlet for people to find music on is a good thing. It gives kids a sense of history and allows them to experience a large variety of genres. Kids can't afford to buy albums, and artists don't want people pirating stuff so realistically rhythm games are pretty good way to get your music heard. Are they seeing bad in it simply because it's in a lowly video game? Perhaps, if that's the case, I would rather stay grinds wow gold
and joins raids on WoW.

Wii Graffiti Mod in Action (Streetlevel)

Jul 28th 2009 11:57AM That's awesome! Those two students were really great. I can't imagine myself making graffiti arts using an electronic spray. I want to try it in making some colorful graffiti when I am not in the mood to join raids and grinds warcraft gold on WoW.

Science Proves It -- Video Games Are Good for You (Asylum)

Jul 24th 2009 1:15PM Thanks for sharing this wonderful insights! Based on my gaming experience, games really help us to improve our social interaction, improve our health and etc. Like me, questing and wow gold grinding on World of Warcraft help me improve my strategical and critical way of thinking.

MTV True Life looking for gamer addicts (Joystiq)

Jul 10th 2009 3:16PM Great post. Video game addiction is an important issue and it’s great that more people will be aware about it. Let me share this article.

http://searchwarp.com/swa511090-Kicking-The-Habit.htm

Account security is your responsibility, not Blizzard's (WoW)

Jul 6th 2009 4:58PM Very good article! As the most commercially successful online role playing game in history, World of Warcraft (WoW) has a player base larger than many small countries. Recent announcements put the number of active users at greater than ten million. With that level of player support, it's not surprising that "community" and "socialization" are key aspects of the game. Not surprising either, just like one finds pick pockets and other rogues wherever large numbers of people congregate, the WoW community has seen a number of fraudulent activities and scams emerge. Here is a quick checklist of things which you can do to keep your game account and virtual assets safe.

http://www.ideamarketers.com/?articleid=599724&wherefrom=LOGIN&CFID=96919663&CFTOKEN=67052708

Video Game Addiction a Real Affliction? Survey Says: Maybe (Switched)

Jul 2nd 2009 12:10PM Why some people keep on blaming games? Games don't do anything wrong. It is the person who actually doing the wrong thing. I think games can even do good to one person's life like this article I've read on this link : http://www.feelgr8.co.uk/articles/31339.html. The story is about how games helped a starving student financially.