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Video Game Journalism Brainwashing - Upcoming Releases
Cordova, TN; October 10, in the year of our Lord 2016--Family
Friendly Gaming, the industry leader in covering the family
friendly video games is starting a new series on the
brainwashing that comes from too many video game media outlets.
Too much of video game journalism is cheerleading, and
brainwashing. Too few gamers pay attention to how video game
journalism influences their moods, attitudes, and opinions. We
have been seeing some backlash against the worldly video game
media outlets. That comes more from the corruption in too many
of the worldly gaming media outlets. How many gamers are paying
attention to the slant in many of the video game journalism
articles? I am not talking about the extreme radical liberalism
– which is another problem entirely. I am talking about little
things.
I know some of ya’ll are there are asking a very important
question. Like what? What exactly is being done to brainwash us?
Have you considered how much attention is given to upcoming
releases? Have you looked at the massive amount of focus given
on purchasing games on day one? Have you looked at the massive
push to pre-order a game? Family Friendly Gaming has shown again
and again that it makes more financial sense to wait for a game
to be out for at least six months before making a purchase.
Sometimes waiting a year will provide the game for a price one
third of what it was at launch. We know video game prices are
over inflated to pad the pockets of the extremely wealthy. What
we don’t know is why anyone pre-orders them, or buys them day
one. It is not logical. It is the opposite of common sense, and
intelligence.
Then it hit me. There is so much focus put on these upcoming
releases that too many gamers are brainwashed into giving the
companies what they want. What do they want? As much of your
money as they can take from you. The bottom line is their
profits at our expense. I realized that all of these fluff press
releases with all kinds of propaganda and lies are only there to
brainwash gamers into giving over their money. They know how to
appeal to minds of gamers. They know what to say. They know how
to package. They have gotten good at this over the decades. I
suggest families and gamers inoculate themselves to the
brainwashing. Set up a resistance to purchasing the games when
they first come out. Try to wait a week or two at first. If the
game is coming out in October wait until Black Friday to make a
purchase. It has a high chance of dropping in price a bit. Build
up that resistance. Build up your patience.
God bless,
Paul Bury
Family Friendly Gaming