Video games have received a lot of publicity from the 1990s to the present day. Once upon a time, they were just simple entertainment tools for happiness. However, they are now evolving and taking new approaches, but some adults and parents disagree. Ever since video games included apocalyptic fantasies and furious flashbacks of World War II in their games, the world has been worried about today's youth. They blame global violence on video games because of what is described in a little CD, but I don't think video games are the cause. In this essay I will examine the reasons why video games do not exploit acts of violence among American children, because children know not to imitate video games, violence among adolescents is not not as high as it was in the 1990s and video games can be educational. raising a child, it is necessary that you teach him what to do and what not to do. If you don't, they will be curious to try new things, dangerous or not. Unless you're raising a child with a disorder or disability, they shouldn't be easily lured into doing things they shouldn't do. Grand Theft Auto is a perfect video game to use as an example. “Still, I understand that going out on the street and punching someone in the face will land me in jail…and I know that's not a good way to live my life” (Meeks). In video games, creators open a gateway for players so you can do the unthinkable in the real world of video gaming. In Grand Theft Auto, you can do many unrealistic things and uncontrollable crimes in this game without being imprisoned, unlike in real life. As the quote says, the individual clearly knew the line between what one can do in video games and in real life. We don't have the abilities or the freedom to do anything... in the middle of a sheet... the game teaches kids more than just fighting moves and how to make someone's head explode , they grasp the child's interest. and they create a path to their imagination and fill them with joy. It has been proven that they do not brainwash children into committing underhanded actions. Video games are very educational, kids in this generation aren't succumbing to and acting out on-screen violence, and teen violence isn't as crazy as it used to be. As a result, I believe that video games are not the cause of violence in today's world. Many people are smart and know the difference: their parents simply need to manage their children better rather than just letting them do what they want to do. Video games do not teach children to rebel against their parents. If they were intelligent and not sensitive to something, parents would not be so quick to attack video games..