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Well, this guy looked so addicted to the DS in his hand, I wonder what game makes him on his knees. If I wahttp://my.mmosite.com/blog/hyuk/blog/item/d227e74c0afef1196052d7640e6211c6.html

A post on the ChristWire website argues that videogames, along with "nonstop dorm masturbation"http://my.mmosite.com/blog/hyuk/blog/item/7c5be65031f933c37f5f69ef817b9e0b.html

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Gaming addiction... Said to be more dangerous than alcohol,smoking and drugs... http://my.mmosite.com/blog/laza1997/blog/item/c292a182dafc9eacbdd4320acea13870.html

Gaming addiction. One of the bigger problems in the gaming society, although apparently not as big as having gold farmers in WOW (total sarcasm there). Parents have been sending their kids to shrinks for help, praying that their kid will be all normahttp://my.mmosite.com/blog/thanalee/blog/item/5f010fd26344516c45453d8590a87442.html

Li Xiaofei, an average Chinese gamer, who was reported two years ago successfully getting rid of the addiction in World of Warcraft, recently had reported a case to the local police. He charged the WeiSu Youth Center (known as internhttp://my.mmosite.com/hyuk/Blog/Item/ad4cdea9fa81924fee5e570c3755ef7a.html

All MMORPG gamers know that playing an MMORPG is significantly different than playing an FPS or any other video game. Other video games simply don’t have the same sense of community and progression as MMORPGs or the same sense of accomplishmenthttp://my.mmosite.com/lordaltay/Blog/Item/90c4618dae974a43f90824f1740d8b44.html

I think the answer is no, and that the term \'addicted\' is thrown around too loosely these days. I think that this newly formed \'Video Game Addiction\' comes under the same category as several other \'addictions\' that have poppedhttp://my.mmosite.com/neramaar/Blog/Item/3f2905e085d695dad3de8bc09ddad6d0.html

As the beginning of this year befell me, I was suddenly struck by one of my friends in a manner most unbecoming... "Hey man, check this.  You\'ve GOTTA play WoW" "Ugh...I don\'t do WoW...too much involvement" "Haha, come http://my.mmosite.com/deusexinfernis/Blog/Item/939f4653edac08db61ba1fb044421bdb.html

INTRODUCTION A 19 year old freshman male walks into your office looking disheveled, lacking personal hygiene, with red eyes, and has lost weight. The student avoids eye contact, seems uncomfortable, angry, and anxious to leave your office. The acadehttp://my.mmosite.com/toubano/Blog/Item/817ddd9998fdb45e01a236abb4f420a7.html

As Reuters is reporting, addiction experts are still reluctant to recognize excessive use of video games as a mental illness, akin to alcohol or drug addiction. Doctors backed away on Sunday from a controversial proposal to designate video game addichttp://my.mmosite.com/brother_bird/Blog/Item/c5212ec4ec34f6050ccfe4ee4b889af5.html

he telltale signs are ominous: teens holing up in their rooms, ignoring friends, family, even food and a shower, while grades plummet and belligerence soars.The culprit isn\\\'t alcohol or drugs. It\\\'s video games, which for certain kids can be ashttp://my.mmosite.com/yiwind/Blog/Item/d5f40fb9880f83e3922352aa3cecc5b4.html

Over at the Korea Times, there\\\'s an article that puts forth the ridiculous notion that prepaid game cards help to further addiction to games.\"As a teenager you are required to get permission from parents when you want to pay for your game fees thhttp://my.mmosite.com/komido/Blog/Item/90fa320500028eb2daf1261b731dba30.html