10 Real Life Moments When Video Games Saved Lives

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  • September 11, 2015 at 9:01 pm #5387
    0megablaster
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    Has anyone seen this?

    these are the best examples of the good that comes out of playing videogames.
    Share this around anywhere you can.

    We live to play and let's players play to live. Life isn't easy but it sure is fun.

    September 12, 2015 at 12:29 pm #5394
    Shinra Kuroki
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    That was a really cool video. Thanks for sharing it.

    I really wish gamers didn’t have to point out anecdote like this to so gaming can taken as serious as other mediums though. No other medium has had to prove itself to be inherently beneficial, so why does gaming have to? Thanks again for sharing the video

    "Now, I’ve forgiven the world and myself, too. I teach myself to smile again. One day I’ll get there, I know I will. Even if it takes me not nine, but nine hundred lives." -Susan Ashworth from The Cat Lady

    September 12, 2015 at 4:49 pm #5401
    0megablaster
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    So true And you’re welcome ^_^ I just felt like everyone deals with pointing out (the nonexistent) bad things about videogames so I wanted to share some of the good

    We live to play and let's players play to live. Life isn't easy but it sure is fun.

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