Comments on: New Chinese Gaming Addiction Strategy (No More Genital Electric Shocks!) http://www.avalon5.com/arts-and-literature/games/new-chinese-gaming-addiction-strategy-no-more-genital-electric-shocks/ Politically Incorrect & Randomnly Insane Tue, 07 Feb 2012 18:02:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Mapmod v2 http://www.avalon5.com/arts-and-literature/games/new-chinese-gaming-addiction-strategy-no-more-genital-electric-shocks/comment-page-1/#comment-32237 Mapmod v2 Fri, 02 May 2008 23:16:00 +0000 http://www.avalon5.com/index.php/games/new-chinese-gaming-addiction-strategy-no-more-genital-electric-shocks/#comment-32237 Electrocuting children is violent. How could they create this method =))
Electrocuting children is violent. How could they create this method =))

]]> By: PC Games http://www.avalon5.com/arts-and-literature/games/new-chinese-gaming-addiction-strategy-no-more-genital-electric-shocks/comment-page-1/#comment-30906 PC Games Thu, 27 Mar 2008 15:03:07 +0000 http://www.avalon5.com/index.php/games/new-chinese-gaming-addiction-strategy-no-more-genital-electric-shocks/#comment-30906 Well i completely agree with what you say, i've actually read about this in some magazine about chinese kids having their nuts shocked to shake them from gaming. I totally agree that gaming can get addictive and get out of hand. Like here in India, gaming is becoming a lot more accessible now, given the price slashes and the indian market actually opening up to gaming. But the real threat which came up when MMORPGs became big here was, a lotta kids skipping school and poor marks n stuff, so what's happening now is that a LOT of schools are actually encouraging gaming. they have gaming sessions in school, they offer gaming consoles in colleges as prizes in contests n stuff..I think this is great, because, it gives children that bit of responsibility and understanding that yes, there is a time to work and a time to play. Let's hope some of this catches up in china :)
Well i completely agree with what you say, i’ve actually read about this in some magazine about chinese kids having their nuts shocked to shake them from gaming.

I totally agree that gaming can get addictive and get out of hand. Like here in India, gaming is becoming a lot more accessible now, given the price slashes and the indian market actually opening up to gaming. But the real threat which came up when MMORPGs became big here was, a lotta kids skipping school and poor marks n stuff, so what’s happening now is that a LOT of schools are actually encouraging gaming. they have gaming sessions in school, they offer gaming consoles in colleges as prizes in contests n stuff..I think this is great, because, it gives children that bit of responsibility and understanding that yes, there is a time to work and a time to play.

Let’s hope some of this catches up in china :)

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