is this a good idea?
we should be able to take video games to school because some are very educational (and fun). like, call of duty is about world war 2, and it could help you learn about the war. and samurai warriors is about japan’s history, and dynasty warriors is about china’s history. sure lego star wars wouldn’t help anyone, but we wouldn’t have to bring those kinds of games to school. i just think history would be a lot more interesting with video games.
that’s a awesome idea!! i want video game history!!! how bout video game writing 2!?????
Me, You, Video Games & The Meaning Of Life – Part 1
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