Video Games Linked To Reckless Driving
An anonymous reader writes "'A new study suggests video games that involve reckless driving may play out in real life. Researchers say their data should not be taken lightly since car accidents are the number one cause of death for teenagers.' Just a case of video games being used as a convenient scapegoat, or could there be some truth to this?"
That's just nonsense.. Without all those extended training sessions playing Forza, I'd never be able to drive safely on the highway at 90+ mph.
Frankly, there are too many of these damn kids around anyway.
The only time my poor driving skills from video games crosses over into my real driving is when I'm playing a driving game while driving my car.
Aptly enough the fortune right now reads "You can get *anywhere* in ten minutes if you drive fast enough." :D
i know you are joking, but the whole point of Driver was to learn how to do terrible things while the cops weren't looking...
So, this is my fault for making sure I'm properly prepared for my road trip by packing plenty of turtle shells, banana peels, and mushrooms? Unbelieveable...
I was really into Marble Madness. After playing the game, I found myself bouncing off walls and dropping into manhole covers.
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I would no more drive a car immediately after playing a racing game than I would drive a car after having a couple of drinks.
Driving late at night I find myself dividing my attention between my dragons reigns and the mini map as I search for minerals on a war-torn glacier...
XML is a known as a key material required to create SMD: Software of Mass Destruction
Tetris is singlehandedly responsible for a dramatic increase in sudden lane-changes as you approach a stop-light.
Sean