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Some violent games were made to train soldiers in the military

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Teens that play games that reward you for killing are more aggressive than other teens

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Video games that portray violence against women lead to more harmful attitudes and sexual violent acts towards women

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Exposure to violent video games is linked to lower empathy and decreased kindness.

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Teens are likely to imitate the behavior of a violent character in a video game and get fantasy mixed with reality

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Violent games can cause people to become less physiologically aroused by real violence.

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The teenage shooters in the 1999 Columbine High School massacre of 13 students played violent combat games.

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Many perpetrators of mass shootings played violent games

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First-person shooter games trained players to have better accuracy in shooting a gun in real life.

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Video games are excellent teaching tools because they reward players for engaging in violent behavior

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games are so realistic that simulating the violent acts enhances the learning of those violent behaviors.

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98% of pediatricians in the United States say that too much exposure to violent media heightens childhood aggression.

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67% of parents agree that violent video games can increase aggressive behavior among teens

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Teens who play violent video games are more likely to bully and cyber bully their peers

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A 2014 peer-reviewed study in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that habitual violent video game playing had a causal link with increased, long-term, aggressive behavior.

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http://videogames.procon.org/