What Parents In 1991 Thought Of Video Games

What Parents In 1991 Thought Of Video Games
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In a 1991 video news report, concerned parents voice their anxieties about the impact of video games on their children. Many express fears that these games are too addictive, or isolating, and could negatively affect their kids' behavior and social skills. The report features interviews with parents, educators, and child psychologists who discuss potential risks of gaming, while also highlighting the growing popularity of consoles like the Nintendo Entertainment System and Sega Genesis. The tone reflects a growing tension between the rapidly advancing technology of video games and traditional views on childhood development.

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