wowww I just saw the op and was about to say, make sure the doc isn't about like video game addiction or how video games are bad for children etc.

Watching video now though..

edit: Interesting and informative actually, internet addiction may be a problem that America as well may face in the future as we "get wired" ourselves, some of this is actually very sad

CursOr

United States6335 Posts

April 16 2009 21:13 GMT

#122

just to me, this documentry seems extremely gender biased. for people trying to be so PC.

Piy

Scotland3152 Posts

April 16 2009 21:17 GMT

#123

Am I the only one that thinks that they didn't understand online gaming at all in this documentary? Just seemed to be a public service announcement about why video games make you fat and lazy

NotSupporting

Sweden1998 Posts

April 16 2009 21:24 GMT

#124

Oh I am so surprised, this is just another American bullshit documentary. And also wtf is up with all the dubbing of voices in American TV? The whole fawkning world get's to learn English but you can't even care enough to write subtitles? Oh no instead, let's get some half korean guy who sound like a korean that speaks english ...

Altar

United States577 Posts

April 16 2009 22:02 GMT

#125

Wow instead of doing a story on progaming they follow around some lame kid. disappointed.

Gumbo

Canada807 Posts

April 16 2009 22:44 GMT

#126

The STX vid doesnt work for me, my screen just go dark and thats all...

EDIT : I tried on internet explorer and it worked.

SonuvBob

Aiur21549 Posts

April 16 2009 22:58 GMT

#127

On April 15 2009 17:37 geno wrote:
I like how they link to teamliquid for the ELO and Kespa rankings. The ELO system needs more publicity!

Haha sick, PBS links to TLPD. PoP will be pleased!

TanGeng

Sanya12364 Posts

April 16 2009 22:59 GMT

#128

PBS did this? WTF. This is exactly how PBS wastes money. No one needs this ilk of reporting. Frontline has always had its flashes of brilliants and periods of inanity.