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Digitisation of Media DMM401 Critical Essay Subject: Recent research suggests 'embodied gaming 'can be used to improve spatial skills that are essential for everyday activities such as reading a map, driving a car, assembling a barbeque or learning advanced math. Discuss critically with relevant examples. _____________ Student Name: Georgios Michalopoulos University ID: K0434154 Introduction Computer games and game addiction is often the subject of criticism, focusing largely on the influence of objectionable content and prolonged game play on minors. In the 21st century Gaming is a major part of everyday life, contributing to general human evolution. Although they can be useful in many ways, they can also cause serious problems. Computer games have long been a source of controversy, particularly the violence that has become commonly associated with video gaming in general. Video game addiction is another cultural aspect of gaming to draw criticism, as it can have a negative influence on health, on social relations and,...

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